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Yeah, this is something I've been thinking about. If we raise and get 3-bet and the players in between go away, well, that's not the greatest result, but we did just improve our chances of winning if that 3-bet is coming from 99 or even TT. And if we get 3-bet by AK (a possibility Josh mentioned), I'm not sure we should mind that much at all. [/ QUOTE ] But the flop decision affects the overcards in other ways as well. For example calling would be very successful if you turned a jack or ten, the overcards checked, and one of the limpers sticks in a bet with a piece or draw. Now you get to put in a killer raise and destroy the field including the PFR. I'm sure there are other good arguments why the overcards favor either calling or raising. |
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I'm sure there are other good arguments why the overcards favor either calling or raising. [/ QUOTE ] How about the fact that we might sometimes win the pot without a showdown? |
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