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10/20 push with a draw..
Is this bad?
10/20nl, and villain is a donk - minbetting mid/bottom pair, etc. He seems to be able to fold though. He has $2k and I cover. The hand: I have QJo on co. I open to 80 and am called by villain on button. Flop is 4s9s10h. I lead for 2/3 pot, villain minraises, and I push. I hoped to fold out most pairs and more specifically the flush draw. As it happens he had Qs10s, insta-calls, and it holds up. Standard? Comments pls? |
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Re: 10/20 push with a draw..
i prefer this play on a non-flush draw board since if he calls you with the flush draw or pair and flush draw you are in v bad shape
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Re: 10/20 push with a draw..
overbets have never been my style, but getting it in here is not that bad, you have a lot of equity against his holdings, he had the worst 2 cards possible.
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Re: 10/20 push with a draw..
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i prefer this play on a non-flush draw board since if he calls you with the flush draw or pair and flush draw you are in v bad shape [/ QUOTE ] This is under-estimated, and why you should make constant reads on your opponents play with flush draws. |
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