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#11
11-23-2006, 06:25 PM
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Re: TP and flush draw 1k
Do you think he's only CRing draws that he's willing to call a rereraise with? I think shoving is giving up too much value vs. bare FD's, which I think are still in his range.
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#12
11-23-2006, 06:37 PM
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Re: TP and flush draw 1k
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[ QUOTE ] If you play the flop fast you give yourself a chance to get all in vs a dominated draw [/ QUOTE ] Obviously. With the SF draw out there it gives us a chance. However, with stack sizes, it's pretty awkward if we can't give them the illusion of FE... which is why I advocate playing it slow the majority of the time, though it's v v dependant on table conditions and a hand like this is often hard to F up unless you overcall the turn and call the river UI. [/ QUOTE ] Depends on your style and how he's likely to interpret a small re-raise. I'd make it like $380 to go here, but I'd also do that with some garbage hands.
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#13
11-23-2006, 06:45 PM
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Parlay, I do those raises in my game too, but normally against regulars like stoplose. This guy was total unknown.
Im going to class for a few hours so ill post the turn. I call. Turn is Q of diamonds and he bets 400 w/ about 380 behind. Call fold or push?
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#14
11-23-2006, 08:04 PM
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Re: TP and flush draw 1k
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Call down all the way, check the turn if he checks, never bet it unless you hit a flush. [/ QUOTE ] sounds good.
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