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#1
10-29-2007, 06:08 PM
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Overcards OOP
Hand: (UTG+1 seems a standard player, not too loose)
Party 0.5/1 6 players Hero UTG: Ah Jd Hero raises, UTG+1 3-bets, 4 folds, Hero calls Flop 7s 7c 9s ??? I have discussed this hand with a fellow 2p2 person, and we kind of disagree. I think check/folding is the only good line here, since:[*] Betting/??? is not good, as villain would raise with his good hands and call with all other hands. We would have a hard time again on the turn. [*] Check/calling seems horrible[*] Check/raising could do this, but we would have to bet the turn again, and since he 3-bets he probably has us beat. He will also have good odds on the turn to call, and most opponents at this level will make that call.[*] Check/folding is the only line left. What do you think? 
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#3
10-29-2007, 06:36 PM
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Re: Overcards OOP
scenario 1: you have the best hand, some people will 3bet AT or KQ in this spot, but most Taggish players wont. In this case, you want to c/c to showdown if he will keep betting for you.
scenario 2: he has TT/88/66-22. Not all pairs will be in a taggish players range. In this case, you want to peel the flop and fold turn if you miss. scenario 3: you are beat by AK/AQ/JJ/QQ/KK. All of these hands are in any tags range and you do not have odds to spike your 3 outer. scenario 4: you are drawing dead/almost dead vs AA/99/77. You want to fold. AA and 99 are in anybody's range, usually 77 is too. All in all, there are a ton of hand combos that have you drawing to 3 outs or less and folding is reasonable here. I tend to peel in this spot (probably more than I should) because often times your opponents range is wider than I listed above. If you respect your opponents range, then you should fold.
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#5
10-29-2007, 06:56 PM
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Re: Overcards OOP
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scenario 3: you are beat by AK/AQ/JJ/QQ/KK. All of these hands are in any tags range and you do not have odds to spike your 3 outer. [/ QUOTE ] With chop outs
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