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#11
01-09-2007, 02:09 PM
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Re: 200NL: KK, drawy board with heat.
hijack question: most of the time i think if you're going to continue with this hand then you should push or fold.
but i think this is one of those strange times when it's better to call flop and push turn even if he's on a draw. 
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#12
01-09-2007, 02:17 PM
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Re: 200NL: KK, drawy board with heat.
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hijack question: most of the time i think if you're going to continue with this hand then you should push or fold. but i think this is one of those strange times when it's better to call flop and push turn even if he's on a draw. [/ QUOTE ] For any particular reason?
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#13
01-09-2007, 02:35 PM
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Re: 200NL: KK, drawy board with heat.
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[ QUOTE ] hijack question: most of the time i think if you're going to continue with this hand then you should push or fold. but i think this is one of those strange times when it's better to call flop and push turn even if he's on a draw. [/ QUOTE ] For any particular reason? [/ QUOTE ] If I remember correctly. If the stack sizes relative to pot size are large than it's the highest EV for the player ahead in the hand to push on the flop against a draw. Whereas, if the stack sizes relative to the pot are small then it's higher EV for the player ahead to wait for a safe card on the turn and push.
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#14
01-09-2007, 02:48 PM
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Re: 200NL: KK, drawy board with heat.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] hijack question: most of the time i think if you're going to continue with this hand then you should push or fold. but i think this is one of those strange times when it's better to call flop and push turn even if he's on a draw. [/ QUOTE ] For any particular reason? [/ QUOTE ] If I remember correctly. If the stack sizes relative to pot size are large than it's the highest EV for the player ahead in the hand to push on the flop against a draw. Whereas, if the stack sizes relative to the pot are small then it's higher EV for the player ahead to wait for a safe card on the turn and push. [/ QUOTE ] Thanks...
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