UGGG another deep HU situation that confuses me

[Go_Blue88]

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c/c, c/r beats AA 90% of the time.

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what?

i don't wanna start some argument, but that's a flawed theory (at least based on my experience in HU play).

rather than start that argument, i'll restate the fact that the trick to this hand is figuring out how that 5 helped him (given my read), and if he'd push the river with 10 5 or 2 5.

FWIW people c/c, c/r fdraws often (it's even possible t hat the 5 paired his fdraw).

[TheWorstPlayer]

believe what you want. i'll fold the turn here and i'm happy to continue doing so. you can continue to get stacked. enjoy.

[Go_Blue88]

hahaha ok TWP.

you didn't need to bumb this thread just to say that.

allllllrighty then.

[KRANTZ]

twp is right

[ArturiusX]

I don't think I can fold, although I think a bluff is pretty unlikely. Maybe I should fold, I just go by feel.

[Hoopster81]

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I don't think I can fold, although I think a bluff is pretty unlikely. Maybe I should fold, I just go by feel.

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stacking off here is a big leak imo

[ArturiusX]

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I don't think I can fold, although I think a bluff is pretty unlikely. Maybe I should fold, I just go by feel.

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stacking off here is a big leak imo

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Against someone who's solid or is passive, yeah, against this guy, who knows.

[TheWorstPlayer]

you guys are really ridiculous. please post HHs where someone c/c, c/r'es anything less than two pair against a preflop raiser.