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#11
02-14-2007, 12:20 PM
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Re: 100NL: 99 hits set on scary board
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seriously why would you ever just call here? [/ QUOTE ] I would have bet the flop. As played, I would just call here because I now doubt I have the best hand, but I can improve and I might get more info on the turn. I'd shut down on the Qs. Is everyone getting it all-in here no matter what? Those of you who also would have bet the flop, do you call a push? 
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#12
02-14-2007, 12:23 PM
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Re: 100NL: 99 hits set on scary board
I personally like the play, particularly if you think the PFR will C-bet this most of the time.
Not sure what we are afraid of here. If we are seeing mosters and aren't willing to felt this over a C-bet and a cold call (which may well be a draw or pair+draw), then I am not sure what to say.
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#13
02-14-2007, 12:27 PM
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Re: 100NL: 99 hits set on scary board
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[ QUOTE ] seriously why would you ever just call here? [/ QUOTE ] I would have bet the flop. As played, I would just call here because I now doubt I have the best hand, but I can improve and I might get more info on the turn. I'd shut down on the Qs. Is everyone getting it all-in here no matter what? Those of you who also would have bet the flop, do you call a push? [/ QUOTE ] If i lead ofcourse i call a push. I'm very likly to have the best hand now and if i dont i probebly have outs.
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#14
02-14-2007, 12:53 PM
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Re: 100NL: 99 hits set on scary board
So what was the question exactly ? Does a c/r is better than leading/3betting ? Obviously if you think someone will bet the flop nearly allways, I say yes, you are trapping more money while cutting the odds for nearly anykind of drawing hand (and allowing them to make a bigger mistake calling). OTOH if you think that most of the time vilain will raise if you lead I still prefer a b/3bAI. That's quite read dependant.
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