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yeah, cause people never bluff on scary boards aginst pfr's

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Any pair will fare much better on a drawy board hence it is less likely to move someone off a hand.

A drawy board is not scary at all.

This is a scary board to be raised on : K77r
when you hold QQ or a bad K. Either you are up against a bluff or you are way way behind.

Re: Heads up vs. Tuan Le
 

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Don't get the feeling that you can just never fold top pair heads up against a crazy lag. That plays right into their overall strategy.

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Regularly folding hands as strong as top pair does as well though...

Re: Heads up vs. Tuan Le
 

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i think you are vastly vastly ahead of his range here, and with these stacks, i think a shove is far preferable to "seeing what falls on the turn"

i think it's a great two-way bet in that he folds a couple worse hands like better tens, T8, JT, QT quite often. but i think far more often he's priced in to call his 15 outer hand when he would have actually c/f had he missed on the river. i like a shove much much much more than a call, i think the only question is between shove and fold.

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I'm confused, it sounds like you are saying its a good thing he is priced in to call and will make a +ev call?

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i think you are vastly vastly ahead of his range here, and with these stacks, i think a shove is far preferable to "seeing what falls on the turn"

i think it's a great two-way bet in that he folds a couple worse hands like better tens, T8, JT, QT quite often. but i think far more often he's priced in to call his 15 outer hand when he would have actually c/f had he missed on the river. i like a shove much much much more than a call, i think the only question is between shove and fold.

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I'm confused, it sounds like you are saying its a good thing he is priced in to call and will make a +ev call?

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The size of the pot makes it +EV for both players to get it in. But we're still 65%+ to win and thus want to get the chips in.

As for the hand, I don't think he folds QT/JT but I'm also not totally convinced he fires the turn again with those hands. I like a push, but don't hate a fold.

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Do YOU (anyone) bet the turn with QT/JT here? I believe if you do its with full intentions of felting it.

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Thanks, basic stuff. I've been up for too long.

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i think you are vastly vastly ahead of his range here, and with these stacks, i think a shove is far preferable to "seeing what falls on the turn"

i think it's a great two-way bet in that he folds a couple worse hands like better tens, T8, JT, QT quite often. but i think far more often he's priced in to call his 15 outer hand when he would have actually c/f had he missed on the river. i like a shove much much much more than a call, i think the only question is between shove and fold.

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I'm confused, it sounds like you are saying its a good thing he is priced in to call and will make a +ev call?

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he will be +EV to call for the pot, but any chips we get in, we get in as 2:1 favorite for 1:1 on our money so yes we want to put as many chips in as possible in that case. the main point being the assumption that he check/folds if he misses.

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what is the likely hood it isnt him on his account?

BarryG did say ealier this week that people give arms and legs to play on ppls accounts like this cause they know they are getting paid off everytime.

p.s. this also seems like one of those times.

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if what barry said is true, it seems really really dirty to me.

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if what barry said is true, it seems really really dirty to me.

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It's obviously true in the general sense; do you remember when JMan was playing "Roland DeWolfe" (sp?) 300/600 NL but was playing Patrik Antonius?