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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
against this type of player I'd check the turn.
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
I would check turn against a lot of people, and with your description of player it seems like betting the turn here is not good at all, I mean your description of him almost screams check the turn. As played, I fold, because I don't think the price is good enough to draw to a flush and i don't want to stack off on an A or Q. Also, I don't think there is any reason to believe that shoving is a good play.
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
what kind of player is piejay? im curious
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
btw david, I can't for the life of me understand making HU reads like that based on stats... surely its more situational than just AF numbers.
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
i'm 100% checking this turn
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
i have played piejay a ton hu at 25/50 on UB. playing him definitely will make you a better hu player because he plays so unorthodox.
On the turn, against him, i would never bet. well almost never, but definitely not here with these stacks. As played, i would call and probably call all pairing and spade rivers, but im not sure. If i remember right i think once he takes the lead he is pretty much going to be potting any river because thats just how he rolls. id much rather check the turn, then call a pair or hit the flush because when you hit the running spades, you can rep a lot of missed diamonds and straight cards that piejay can talk himself into snapping you off with. I'd never bluff this river as i mentioned above he loves to snap off a bet like that. Also i dont know if the stats you gave are really high compared to other high stakes players (i dont use PAHud) but piejay is definitely one of the most aggressive players i have played hu at 25/50 or higher. What are like "normal" stats for hu players that arent too extreme? |
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
[ QUOTE ]
btw david, I can't for the life of me understand making HU reads like that based on stats... surely its more situational than just AF numbers. [/ QUOTE ] i agree, my stats were merely to post that he's the kind of player who will chk/call flop with a much wider range than most hu opponents, meaning 1) he is more likely to peel super light and 2) he is also, paradoxically, more likely to chk-call with a big hand. i think the problem i had in the hand is i couldn't really get a good feel for the estimation of his range. when i messed around with pokerstove my equity is actually pretty decent if i give him a wide range, i was just wondering if someone who has played a lot with him had a better idea of his range in these kinds of spots. |
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
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i'm 100% checking this turn [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
Piejay is at least calling this turn bet 100%
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Re: flush draw v. piejay 25/50 HU
The only way that I would ever bet this turn is if it was for value; since he is supposedly so likely to C/R bluff or semi-bluff in this spot, I can maybe see bet/calling here and looking to get paid on spades, Q or A, and possibly snapping off a continuation-bet if the board pairs. That being said, that's kind of a ridiculous move only to be made when you have a very solid grasp on the flow of the current HU game. Since it doesn't seem like you do at this point, I think that this should be a turn check 100% of the time..
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