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TheWorstPlayer 03-22-2007 02:45 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
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the flop cold call already looks strong. but if you had JJ for some reason, or 99 or whatever, you wouldn't check the turn.

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why? are you suggesting like a 1/3 pot lead?

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yes. 1/3 to 1/2. just enough to give 6 outers wrong odds to draw.

wdead 03-22-2007 02:47 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
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the flop cold call already looks strong. but if you had JJ for some reason, or 99 or whatever, you wouldn't check the turn.

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why? are you suggesting like a 1/3 pot lead?

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yes. 1/3 to 1/2. just enough to give 6 outers wrong odds to draw.

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I really think c/c lead weak looks alot stronger than c/c ch.
Could you please expain why you think c/c 2 bets on the flop and leading the turn looks weaker than checking?

TheWorstPlayer 03-22-2007 02:48 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
i think they probably look equally strong. but betting builds the pot and checking doesn't. and cold calling the flop and then checking the turn might look more like a sandbagging monster than leading the turn. and he might have outs against you, so checking in this huge pot isnt that great.

wdead 03-22-2007 02:50 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
i put Button on 88, 33, 45 and I cant figure out what else he can have. Can someone help me with this range?

LucidDream 03-22-2007 02:51 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
well the only other option that no one mentioned that is kind of risky is chk turn and chk river. i think by river you will get put squarely on a 99 or TT type of hand. better hands will have to value bet and worse hands may or may not try to push you off of it.

its hard to say w/o knowing if UTG comes along too though.

xorbie 03-22-2007 02:51 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
I think the tricky thing is this... the original raiser is the guy who has 150BB. He's probably not going broke here with TT-QQ if I cold call here and lead the turn. GoG seems the more agressive of the two and if the raiser folds and I lead the turn, he might not have enough behind to make me fold. If GoG had the 150BB I would like a CC and lead a lot more.

xorbie 03-22-2007 02:52 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
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i put Button on 88, 33, 45 and I cant figure out what else he can have. Can someone help me with this range?

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Aggro player? I'd say all those, 34, A4/A5, maybe 99-JJ because I haven't seen much 3betting pf. Could also be air.

wdead 03-22-2007 02:54 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
Ok to A4 and A5 (rarely I think) but when you said 34 did you mean 32? If so, why would button be calling pre with 32?

xorbie 03-22-2007 02:56 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
Yeah I did mean 32. Prior to this I raised UTG 4 handed and he called in the blinds with 96[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] so his range is definitely pretty wide here.

Jeff W 03-22-2007 02:56 AM

Re: 50/100 bottom set, dry board OOP
 
I guess I'd just call and check turn. I like the flop check.


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