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Old 07-02-2007, 11:37 PM
chezlaw chezlaw is offline
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Default Re: Worst turn card in the deck, give up?

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i'd b/f. there are a ton of straight draws he can have

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what's the plan on a river blank if villain just call the turn bet, b/f again?

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b/f on a blank river seems extremely awful. A heart draw folds, a jack raises, an ace is either a chop or a loss. Check/call seems like the only way to go

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Makes sense, seems to happen a lot that I go for the b/f on the turn and end up calling a river bet behind the whole time because the so and so didn't raise the T for me. Then I wonder how many of the turn raises are draws and how many of the turn folds are hands that might have bluffed the river. I also wonder how much I can discount the importnace of charging the draws when they probably will bet them anyway.

So I go all weak and feeble and check-call the turn, then I wonder how much I suck.

chez
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Old 07-03-2007, 01:51 AM
PokerSparky PokerSparky is offline
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Default Re: Worst turn card in the deck, give up?

I don't get this hand. A passive player called us on the flop, so what. We have top pair and the LPP could have lots of stuff here. I think a bet fold is by far the best line on the turn.
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Old 07-03-2007, 11:52 AM
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Default Re: Worst turn card in the deck, give up?

??? People call here with pocket pairs and a seven here all day. Also Brodaway straights and 9 10 etc. I think check folding is terrible.
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