FW 20 I Raise(Hand Against Myself) - Page 2

BadBigBabar · #1 11-01-2007, 01:51 PM

mong, i'm pretty sure 99 has a decent edge against 3 other players...?

AragornX151 · #2 10-31-2007, 09:01 PM

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3-bet preflop, 3-bet turn.

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What he said. Also, lead the flop. You don't want to confront everyone with two cold with such a strong hand. Hope to get a few calls, a CO raise, and a lovely flop 3-bet.

BeakWetter · #3 11-01-2007, 12:33 PM

Lead Flop
3-bet Turn call 4.
Against a drooling monkey I fold the River UI if I got 4-bet on the Turn. However, because the villian is You, I call River bet if I get 4-bet. Just does not seem like you have a straight here... I actually smell 66. Hell, I might 5-bet the Turn if you take me to 4-Town there.

I hope illguitar read the OP incorrectly.

bakku · #4 10-31-2007, 08:32 PM

checking this flop is bad. why would she go for a c/r when she has the whole field between her and the PFR and also risk the flop getting checked through?

turn is a 3-bet

surfdoc · #5 11-01-2007, 01:27 PM

That flop is super donkilicious. Make it happen. As far as preflop, I don't think the limpers ever fold in a 20 game and prefer a call allowing me to manipulate the pot a little better postflop when I like the flop.

vmacosta · #6 11-04-2007, 06:23 AM

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As far as preflop, I don't think the limpers ever fold in a 20 game and prefer a call allowing me to manipulate the pot a little better postflop when I like the flop.

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I know this is common logic on this forum but i honestly don't get it. When you 3-bet pf you collect on your equity from each bet that goes into the pot. If you expect everybody to call (including BB), that is 4 more sb's than just calling. So if you have 27% edge in 5-way pot then you gain .35 sb every single hand.

What types of manipulations are you gonna make postflop that are gonna guarantee you .35 more sb in the long run? The fact that you are oop makes manipulating anything even harder imo.