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Old 04-23-2006, 04:07 PM
ObnxNole ObnxNole is offline
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Default Re: 5-5NL hand at the bike... crosspost... AQs deep stacks

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Looks routine to me.

$50 is a standard 5-5 preflop raise? Man, live games.

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yea if i want anyone to fold... button turned over 67o and the turn has bothered me ever since.

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Oh ok there you go didn't even see that....yeah u have to bet the turn!
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Old 04-23-2006, 04:39 PM
Garland Garland is offline
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Default Re: 5-5NL hand at the bike... crosspost... AQs deep stacks

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Looks routine to me.

$50 is a standard 5-5 preflop raise? Man, live games.



yea if i want anyone to fold... button turned over 67o and the turn has bothered me ever since.

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Actually I was raising to $60 (or more with limpers) in this particular game and still getting called 3 or 4 ways. Yummy.

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Old 04-23-2006, 06:15 PM
samoleus samoleus is offline
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Default Re: 5-5NL hand at the bike... crosspost... AQs deep stacks

I think you can bet the turn here. You are usually ahead and almost always have outs if you are not. But I think the way you played it (especially against an aggressive, bluffing button) is fine too. I prefer to bet the turn, but I think the two options are close in EV.
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