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Old 05-10-2007, 08:26 PM
riverspecialist riverspecialist is offline
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Default survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games...\'

in a 6 handed game u open raise qs6s from the button and only the loose passive big blind calls.

flop is 8d7s2d
check
you bet
call

turn kh
check
you bet
call

river Ac
check
you?

thanks for voting, but comments and reasons are important please
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Old 05-10-2007, 08:33 PM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games...\'

I check here. Either he's got a busted draw, which Q-hi beats, or he has a pair or Ax that he's not willing to let go. A draw seems most likely since probably any pair check-raises the flop.
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Old 05-10-2007, 08:50 PM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games

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I check here. Either he's got a busted draw, which Q-hi beats, or he has a pair or Ax that he's not willing to let go. A draw seems most likely since probably any pair check-raises the flop.

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I agree with this. The logic in the book was to bet as he might fold a busted draw, but of his busted draws only 7Xdd beats us and generally I find that either puts in more action on the flop or doesn't fold the river. The real problem with trying to analyze this one well is the description of the BB is fairly useless as loosepassives come in so many shapes and sizes, and I'd expect most loosepassives here to have a weak draw at best, which you beat, or a hand that won't fold. Yes, he could have 32s and decide to fold here but overall I don't think his hand will be weak enough that he will fold when he doesn't have a busted draw often enough to justify the bluff.

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Old 05-10-2007, 09:31 PM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games

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I check here. Either he's got a busted draw, which Q-hi beats, or he has a pair or Ax that he's not willing to let go. A draw seems most likely since probably any pair check-raises the flop.

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I agree with this. The logic in the book was to bet as he might fold a busted draw, but of his busted draws only 7Xdd beats us and generally I find that either puts in more action on the flop or doesn't fold the river. The real problem with trying to analyze this one well is the description of the BB is fairly useless as loosepassives come in so many shapes and sizes, and I'd expect most loosepassives here to have a weak draw at best, which you beat, or a hand that won't fold. Yes, he could have 32s and decide to fold here but overall I don't think his hand will be weak enough that he will fold when he doesn't have a busted draw often enough to justify the bluff.

Rob

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QFT
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Old 05-11-2007, 01:45 AM
riverspecialist riverspecialist is offline
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games

that was my take too. i reread the hand a few times to make sure i didnt miss anything. i couldnt find a single hand that would fold here, is there a lot of people who call on 2pair/trips draws(?) and fold them on the river heads up?

i was hoping to hear someone argue for a bet here
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Old 05-11-2007, 10:53 AM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games

I would move all in on the river. Oh wait it's limit. This is an easy check vs all but the most nitty of the nits.
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Old 05-11-2007, 11:03 AM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games

How many of you check the turn in this spot?
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Old 05-12-2007, 01:12 AM
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Default Re: survey/thoughts of a hand quiz from \'winning in tough holdem games...\'

funny, this hand in the quiz stood out to me too. I tried to see Stox logic and apply it to myself, but I can't see not checking this river.
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Old 05-12-2007, 03:42 AM
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I would move all in on the river. Oh wait it's limit. This is an easy check vs all but the most nitty of the nits.

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Against most tags, I'm betting that river 100% of the time with Queen high.
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