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Me too, I dont see where he can though unless he knows the intial raiser is going to 3 bet.
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I can't. Ask yourself why OP called the turn.
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definitely fold flop. our backdoor spade draw might tie us to a pot w/ a 2nd best draw. even if we are ahead, which is doubtful, we'll likely have to dodge an A and a K.
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But he could have 11 outs
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But he could have 11 outs [/ QUOTE ] on the flop? |
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"1.) Lead the Flop."
What did everyone think of this, why would I do that? Aren't I likely against QQ+? |
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"1.) Lead the Flop." What did everyone think of this, why would I do that? Aren't I likely against QQ+? [/ QUOTE ] In which case what do you feel is worse ? Calling two cold (as seen here), or leading out and finding out just how strong they are ? By the time you lead out and it gets raised, maybe the next 2 are forced to fold to the 2 cold that you called. At the very least now it's back on you with a much easier decision and field. If you bet and it's 2-3 cold back, you can toss it. In my humble opinion. |
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Did you three bet preflop for value or did you think you could isolate the MP?
Is three betting here standard? |
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