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#21
08-28-2007, 08:04 PM
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Re: NL10k low flush
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When someone (who usually bets normal increments) makes an oddball bet (2,444) it is usually air or semibluff. It may have been a nut flush semibluff in this case... But since fold is not an option I would just get the money in now... [/ QUOTE ] disagree with everything said in this post. im also in the raise flop call turn camp. but as played if we call the turn...what are we doing if river... 1. blanks 2. pairs 3. is another heart comments on what we do if opponent bets or checks in each situation...? 
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#22
08-28-2007, 08:11 PM
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Re: NL10k low flush
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[ QUOTE ] When someone (who usually bets normal increments) makes an oddball bet (2,444) it is usually air or semibluff. It may have been a nut flush semibluff in this case... But since fold is not an option I would just get the money in now... [/ QUOTE ] disagree with everything said in this post. im also in the raise flop call turn camp. but as played if we call the turn...what are we doing if river... 1. blanks 2. pairs 3. is another heart comments on what we do if opponent bets or checks in each situation...? [/ QUOTE ] 1. very obvious call / very obvious bet. 2. I'd fold to a bet if the board pairs / check behind. 3. probably fold. would be a very very sick bluff, since our most likely hand should be a high pair with a heart after calling the flop raise and then just calling the turn. / check behind. depending on hero's image, I definitely think jamming the turn is decent option.
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#23
08-28-2007, 08:59 PM
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Re: NL10k low flush
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] When someone (who usually bets normal increments) makes an oddball bet (2,444) it is usually air or semibluff. It may have been a nut flush semibluff in this case... But since fold is not an option I would just get the money in now... [/ QUOTE ] disagree with everything said in this post. im also in the raise flop call turn camp. but as played if we call the turn...what are we doing if river... 1. blanks 2. pairs 3. is another heart comments on what we do if opponent bets or checks in each situation...? [/ QUOTE ] 1. very obvious call / very obvious bet. 2. I'd fold to a bet if the board pairs / check behind. 3. probably fold. would be a very very sick bluff, since our most likely hand should be a high pair with a heart after calling the flop raise and then just calling the turn. / check behind depending on hero's image, I definitely think jamming the turn is decent option. [/ QUOTE ] agreed with everything but it sucks cuz the way this is played we are totally at the mercy of our opponent/cards
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