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#11
04-22-2007, 11:16 PM
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Re: Turn semibluff crai
If Villain is 24/11 here and can continuation bet a blank turn on this dry board, why are you risking 1.2x buy ins on a semi-bluff? How about check folding turn and waiting for a better spot? Like others said, a 9 craves value and would check value raise, not over-shove. This play may have worked here but in the long run is -ev. Plus you have to take into account your hands equity if you do get called here...Just not profitable.
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#12
04-23-2007, 11:41 AM
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Re: Turn semibluff crai
Why can't villain just have a set or a 9 himself? I dont think players will try to push you off what looks to be a low pocket without a scare card very often, and I think a big pocket pair will check behind a good amount of the time fearing that check-raise.
This play can work sometimes against a constant 2-barreler but in general its just a spew.
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#13
04-23-2007, 01:37 PM
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Re: Turn semibluff crai
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Why can't villain just have a set or a 9 himself? I dont think players will try to push you off what looks to be a low pocket without a scare card very often, and I think a big pocket pair will check behind a good amount of the time fearing that check-raise. This play can work sometimes against a constant 2-barreler but in general its just a spew. [/ QUOTE ] QFT
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