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#53
06-30-2007, 08:02 PM
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Re: Awkward hand means awkward river
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Example: If you play against players who have "learned" to checkraise the best hand on the river (it doesnīt matter here if its good or bad play) and you value bet your weaker hand on the river, you are the guy paying off in the long-run due to the raise. So the players who learned to checkraise on the river make your "learned" play of value-betting not profitable. But you learned that value-betting is profitable and you donīt realize that you lose by your play against the checkraisers. [/ QUOTE ] This part makes absolutely no sense. It sounds like your opponent knows your hand faceup but you don't know theirs. 
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