Tough spot deep vs. v. tough tag

[creedofhubris]

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I think call and CR a blank is good.

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[winkandgun]

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T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] ONE TIME BABY!!!

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[Vigorish]

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T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] ONE TIME BABY!!!

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[wtfsvi]

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...you can likely be drwaing to 1 out.

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[iRockhoes1]

when you flop middle set, you could also be drawing to one out.

[TheWorstPlayer]

I dont understand why you T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]ers aren't worried about drawing dead. That would be my first concern. I think you should fold and wait for a better spot to get your chips in.

[bugstud]

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I dont understand why you T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]ers aren't worried about drawing dead. That would be my first concern. I think you should fold and wait for a better spot to get your chips in.

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you obv get 6 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] instead, duh

[ImNotSoGood]

Fold? Huh? Why is anyone legitimately considering folding here(unless there is a spectacular read on the villain)? You have 8h9h and you flopped a flush against a TAG raiser on an ace high board, what else are you really looking for if you're playing 89h there. I agree with calling, and probably leading the turn for 1/3 the pot hoping to get raised. On the turn if you lead, the best affect to achieve would be convincing the villain that you are drawing/weak and are making a blocking bet. On another note, if the villain had flopped a higher flush, why would he 3 bet in position on the flop against an agg. opponent. And he is TAG, so if he flopped a flush he is likely to have flopped the nuts, or 2nd nuts as he is probably raising suited broadway cards and has little need to protect his hand.

[jcmoussa]

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I dont think the flop cr is odd, I too would have a wide range here, but I would rarely check raise to 1200 here...pot 1.7 with your call, then you raise 800? If I'm pulling the trigger it's 1.8k min.

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i agree with AZK here, also, i fold the flop to the 3 bet. Your hand screams flush or at least a set, and this guy doesnt seem to care. Youve also desribed him as a tag, so i dont think hes getting too tricky here, we're too deep too call, and we're often drawing dead.

[ImNotSoGood]

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I dont think the flop cr is odd, I too would have a wide range here, but I would rarely check raise to 1200 here...pot 1.7 with your call, then you raise 800? If I'm pulling the trigger it's 1.8k min.

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i agree with AZK here, also, i fold the flop to the 3 bet. Your hand screams flush or at least a set, and this guy doesnt seem to care. Youve also desribed him as a tag, so i dont think hes getting too tricky here, we're too deep too call, and we're often drawing dead.

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He 3 bets here and he automatically has a higher flush? I think most of the time we have him actually. Remember that the hero is aggressive, and the villain player could be doing this with a set, top 2, or TP and the nut draw. I agree though that 1.2 is way too little.