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#12
05-05-2006, 02:23 PM
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Re: K2o is the nuts
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He leads for $200 even while staring at the board. I decide to call because I think their is a decent chance he didn't hit the board and I had been playing over cards weakly throughout the session. I could also easily play AA like this on a very dry board. [/ QUOTE ] If you don't think he hit the board on the flop, then you must think you're ahead when you river a second pair, right? You have to call the river bet. 
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#14
05-05-2006, 03:01 PM
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Re: K2o is the nuts
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...He plays a weak tight game with a propensity to slow down when scare cards appear. ... He value bets $600. Call, raise or fold? [/ QUOTE ] No way a weak tight player calls KJ OOP here. He called UTG's raise to hit his set, he called your power raise to hit a set. Normally he shuts down when scare cards come, here he bets $600 into about $725 when the K falls. Although calling and showing your hand could have very good meta value, unless his balls dropped-mid hand, you are beat. BTW, bet the flop vs this guy. I bet he'll fold any unset PP. Fold or raise the turn, he doesn't put you on a hand when you call. Repping the slowplayed aces is -EV. Who does that.
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#16
05-05-2006, 03:43 PM
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Re: K2o is the nuts
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Don't raise. [/ QUOTE ]this whiole hand has been a trainwreck thus far, so i guess u could raise if u wanted to misplay every street. PS. dont raise.
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#18
05-05-2006, 04:05 PM
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Re: K2o is the nuts
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You really think Villain has a set? How has he played this hand like a set? [/ QUOTE ] are u kidding?
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#19
05-05-2006, 06:08 PM
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Re: K2o is the nuts
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You really think Villain has a set? How has he played this hand like a set? [/ QUOTE ] check to PFRe-R looking to C/R, leading turn and river? After calling a raise and re-raise preflop, this sure looks like 77 to me.
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