Re: 200NL - Top two vs good player
 

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call and stick it in on safe turn

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o rly?

how?

Re: 200NL - Top two vs good player
 

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Meh that's not a bad line either. I kind of like it actually. Are we b/f turn though if it's a spade? How good is villain? How accurately can he peg our range for calling/leading any turn?

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What makes you think if we check the flop that he'll bet it for us? He wouldn't be the preflop raiser.

Re: 200NL - Top two vs good player
 

I'd 3 bet to $77 total or so, looks airy and I think he would shove a lot of draws.

I like calling more in position, but OOP it can get ugly.

Re: 200NL - Top two vs good player
 

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I'd 3 bet to $77 total or so, looks airy and I think he would shove a lot of draws.

I like calling more in position, but OOP it can get ugly.

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this is interesting as well

Re: 200NL - Top two vs good player
 

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I'd 3 bet to $77 total or so, looks airy and I think he would shove a lot of draws.

I like calling more in position, but OOP it can get ugly.

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i'm not sure if you're raise looks airy...but it does look donkish. the only problem is that if you have a draw, then u need to call a push from villain. so it doesn't make much sense to try and push us off our draw if you're villain with a draw. At the same time, if the Villain has a draw and suspects you got a made hand, you're giving him good odds to draw.

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I'd 3 bet to $77 total or so, looks airy and I think he would shove a lot of draws.

I like calling more in position, but OOP it can get ugly.

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i'm not sure if you're raise looks airy...but it does look donkish. the only problem is that if you have a draw, then u need to call a push from villain. so it doesn't make much sense to try and push us off our draw if you're villain with a draw. At the same time, if the Villain has a draw and suspects you got a made hand, you're giving him good odds to draw.

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You misread my post. I said that villain will often shove a draw when we 3 bet small because our line looks like a made hand or complete air. I don't think 3 betting the flop small represents a draw at all, as it doesn't look like we're committed to calling a shove so why would we induce a bluff with just a draw? Doesn't make a lot of sense.