Re: NL10, set oop, villain plays good, drawlike board
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I guess its fine as long as you learn from your mistakes. I for one know that I learn a lot better when it hurts [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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I will! [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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The river bet is a bit weak compared to your turn over bet. I think it does show some weakness and I wouldn't be too surprised if a villain would bluff.
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Neither would I. But specifically this one does not have a record of running big bluffs. Which makes my call even worse.
I made that bet because I thought he didnīt make the flush. I wanted him to call with mediocre hands. I was also expecting min-raise should he have a strong hand.
I was aware that one might understand my bet as a weak (I donīt think they should, but lots of players will). I would call an all-in by a typical NL10 player who is not a multitabling regular and then sometimes reload.
But I had to fold against this one.
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