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#11
10-30-2007, 11:05 AM
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Re: QQ overpair, 3-flush made on turn - How did I play it?
Okay then its bet turn, if called 1/2 pot river, with the intention of giving up if he raises you at any point.
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#12
10-30-2007, 11:15 AM
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Re: QQ overpair, 3-flush made on turn - How did I play it?
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If his river AF is very high, then why isnt he capable of betting with worse on the end? [/ QUOTE ] Even with a high af his aggression is likely going to be somewhat polarized. Given how passively villain plays the flop and turn it is likely he has a marginal pair. Given this his calling range is going to be greater than his betting range on the river.
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#13
10-30-2007, 11:16 AM
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Re: QQ overpair, 3-flush made on turn - How did I play it?
Thats a good point, okay then its the same advice I gave no matter what his stats are.
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#14
10-30-2007, 11:18 AM
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Re: QQ overpair, 3-flush made on turn - How did I play it?
Makes sense, thanks for input. So the river bet is sort of like a blocking bet?
Hand Results: <font color="white">Villain shows A9 of Spades Looks as if he was trying to float me. Had I bet the turn I might have taken the pot down there, but I did take a risk checking the turn which ended up paying me off, though I know I won't be ahead here most of the time. Though I was right that I assumed villain thought I had nothing (My C-bet% is almost 100) </font>
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