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Old 08-23-2007, 02:01 PM
Sunny Mehta Sunny Mehta is offline
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Default Re: PNL Study Group Day 4: Commitment

a little pressed for time at the moment, perhaps others can chime in as well.


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The problem is, I don't see how we can NOT 3 bet here because if we only 3 bet with KK or AA, we'd never get action.

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just because you don't 3-bet jacks doesn't mean you have to only 3-bet AA and KK.

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Also, we're way ahead of villain's range even when he calls because we 3 bet lots.

The problem with the hand is that we bet because we're ahead of 77-1010 so he'd call 1 bet with that. However, it's hard to say if he'd call a turn bet with anything that we beat. Also, since the pot is so large and he probably thinks we're committed, he might not bet unless he has us beat.

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if 88-TT are a big part of his range then you answered your own question. if you're saying he never commits with those hands on this turn with one psb left, regardless of whether you check or bet, my general feeling is that you're underestimating his commitment range. however, if he really plays that tightly, you can basically exploit the hell out of him by utilizing fold equity, like, a lot.
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