Foxwoods 20/40 KQ multi-way (of course)..

[Kaneloc]

He would of had to three bet your with A 10 suited or worse. If he's solid like you say you have to reraise that turn or smooth call and check raise the river. I prefer putting in the bets when you have the best hand which is on the turn. Very unlikely to have the ace high flush if he's a solid player. Either way don't be weak tight and pop him one more time.

[BigSlick75093]

Thank you, Nick's mom.

[WMB]

just curious, besides Nick, who do you think are the better players in that game. Who wins the money?

[DeadMoneyWalking]

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and i agree with everyone here that A10 is not in nick's range given his line so far. so given that information, i feel that nick would not 4-bet the turn with an overpair here unless it included a diamond that beats the board.

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I agree. Doesn't the hand really suggest AA with the A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]?

Did you consider c/r on the turn. What are the pros and cons?

[34TheTruth34]

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i'd say nick plays that game very well and value bets in multi-way pots with the best of them, but as far as playing in pots with other thinking opponents (which is rare in that game when its good) i dont think hes that special at all.

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[Bill King]

Billy Whitney (far and away the best limit holdem player at foxwoods), Steve (earplugs), Josh C., jkamowitz, Barry, Machine Gun Tommy..

and definitly not me :-)

[Joe Tall]

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Billy Whitney (far and away the best limit holdem player at foxwoods),

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I disagree. I heard he's way off his game and then witnessed it. I played with him the last time I was there and he played bad. There were a few hands where I could not believe how badly he played.

[phish]

raise the flop

reraise the river

turn is fine

[rrb]

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I think calling him a solid winning player is selling him a little short. He's as good as it gets in the Foxwoods 20/40 Hold'em game.

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Agreed very good player - but the guy must hit his sets 60-70% of the time - Hardly ever misses a flop -- he is the mayor of the room --- they always call a new game when he walks in the door

[TheHip41]

how do people playing 20-40 not understand how to play? I mean, you don't want to blast out the early limpers, I get that, but it goes bet, call, call and you have damn near the nuts.

Check raise the flop, geez.