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#11
11-21-2007, 05:19 AM
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Re: hero calldown in blind battle
I'm folding on the river.
He raised the flop and has been betting ever since. Then, he shoved the river. He means business and the only thing you beat here is a busted draw. Give it up and move on. 
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#12
11-21-2007, 06:41 AM
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Re: hero calldown in blind battle
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I'm folding on the river. He raised the flop and has been betting ever since. Then, he shoved the river. He means business and the only thing you beat here is a busted draw. Give it up and move on. [/ QUOTE ] He raised flop, and then kept betting, but as a J and then another hit the board? That's a bit wierd. Maybe he flopped the nut straight, and is value betting the whole way though, but on a raggy flop he is really agressive with a good hand, when hero looks like he's taking a weak stab in a BvB. The fact that hero seemed weak on the flop and villian responded by being agressive makes me think this is less likely. The other option is a week hand or a bluff which included a jack, and got lucky on the turn i.e. j5, j6, j4 maybe. These are really the only good hands which make any sense, but with only two jacks out there and headsup, I think this is pretty unlikely too. The fact that he is saying "I have a great hand" all the way through, when the board changes so dramatically makes me think that this is a bluff most of the time. I like this call alot
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#13
11-21-2007, 09:07 AM
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Re: hero calldown in blind battle
I would just 3-ball the flop.
By the time you get to the river I like the call for the reasons Jammy provided.
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