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I think pre-flop in hand two is kind of trashy OOP. Playing a big pot OOP against 2 opponents with 66 is a pretty poor situation, and you'll get into it a lot.


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possible, but I figured it was worth it getting it HU with an slight overlay in dead money. If it was limp then button raised Id reconsider my action. not saying I prefer say just calling the raise and playing for set and to see what the flop brings or 3betting pre, I could go either or, this just seemed to be a situation where I went for the or.

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Hey Oreo,

Hand1:

I don't see what hands he could be c/r'ing the flop that are suddenly giving up on the turn now that a J hits... His check looks defensive to me so I'd expect him to be calling my bet the large majority of the time. Given his line I also can't figure out a hand (better than ours) that will play this way but c/f the river, except for a weird pure bluff with something like KQ. Rough hand-ranges seem to indicate that this is a bad bet.

I'll check out the others later.

Surf

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possible. on the flop this is usually overs, low pp 22-44, or 66-77, sometimes 99 if hes more passive pre oop. the board pairing while counterfitting 22-44, makes Khigh and Ahigh more inclined to call and I was torn on putting on the breaks here.

as for a turn free card, I prefered betting granted sometimes u get c/red but in hand with the timing I read the check as more of an "ah crap" sort of thing for the most part, hence the reason for playing the way I did.