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07-20-2007, 01:00 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
I agree checking twice looks a little weak but after he checked the flop I put him on AK, so I was trying to give him a chance to catch up, bc if he hits an A or K he is stacking off.
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#3
07-20-2007, 01:01 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
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I agree with the odds etc. it is most likely a call, but what hand does he usually show up with taking this line? [/ QUOTE ] air, AT KT QT JT, AA-22, 97, 108, 106, he can have a lot of things. meh this range may be a tad wide but still you never know with these home games. somepeople make some random and insane plays. even if we narrow it down to AA-88 33 you still are ahead of 75% or his range so its a call
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#4
07-20-2007, 01:04 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
About the bet sizing, it was kind of determined by him since it was only $6 on the turn. The game plays differently than online, so I felt a smaller raise would work best to keep him in the hand, as I obviously felt as though I was ahead before he pushed all in.
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#5
07-20-2007, 12:56 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
So you have to call $23 more to win .. $12+18+10+33 = $73.
So if he has a TT or 88 ~75% of the time or more - then folding the correct play. How often do you think he has a set here? I think it is WAY less than 75% -- its really HARD to flop sets! And its really easy for him to stick money with JJ+/AT/bluffs
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#7
07-20-2007, 12:59 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
1)Learn how to bet according to the pot size. This underbetting stuff will get you killed.
2)If you are willing to give a free card on the flop, how on earth could you do anything but raise or push on the turn? Never slowplay unless you know you can afford the free card, and you know that you're about to turn up the volume on the next street.
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#8
07-20-2007, 01:05 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
You can't fold for this cheap. If he flopped or turned a better set, you lose this one, but you'll make up for it in the long run calling in this spot. 10 6 3 isn't a threatening board for AA (which his play suggests), so I could see AA check that flop.
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07-20-2007, 01:08 PM
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Re: NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent
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you've got a set against a live donk 4 handed with 60bb eff stacks, wtf? [/ QUOTE ] QFT Why would you ever fold here? Are we being leveled? Is this a troll?
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