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#1
05-19-2007, 06:47 PM
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ATs Line Check
I've been running into problems hitting top pair with AT. I think I played this hand correctly, but please let me know if I didn't.
Table: 4/8 Live FR. Table had been pretty loose/passive. Villain (button): Young guy who just sat down. Me: AT of diamonds in the big blind. Preflop: 5 callers, I raise, all call. Flop (11 sb): A Q rag, 2 hearts. I bet. Only the villain calls. Turn (6.5 bb): rag I bet, villain calls. River (8.5 bb): A, not a heart I bet, villain raises, I call. By the way, thanks everybody for your advice on all the hands I post. You have all been a great help. 
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#3
05-19-2007, 07:17 PM
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Re: ATs Line Check
i think it looks fine
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#4
05-19-2007, 07:18 PM
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Re: ATs Line Check
I think your preflop raise from BB is good with your high suited cards. I would check with ATo, and with A9s.
I think you should bet flop, turn, and river. In my internet games I'd sometimes reraise this river depending on the villain. Against an unknown live player calling seems okay.
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#8
05-20-2007, 02:44 AM
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Re: ATs Line Check
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3bet. He thinks his queen is good since the board paired. The rest is goot. [/ QUOTE ] I'd probably 3bet but I really don't give him a Queen? My guess is he has a raggy ace and thinks his trips are good, which they are not.
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#9
05-20-2007, 03:45 AM
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Re: ATs Line Check
The thing is, most players in this game are so passive I have trouble putting him on the raggy ace. Most players are afraid of getting out-kicked, and it is very rare to see a raise on the river. I might expect that kind of play from a player waiting for a seat at a higher table, but I didn't know that about this player.
I guess the reason I'm dwelling on this hand is I still can't figure out what this guy was thinking at any point.
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