floating RR pot, deep NL200 - Page 2

cowpig · #11 05-17-2007, 02:05 AM

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If you are going to float with air, you have to raise that turn.

As played you are pushing any river right?

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what?

why?

Fat Nicky · #12 05-17-2007, 02:09 AM

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villain had pretty nitty stats but somewhat high wtsd.

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the worst type of player to try this against, especially in a 3-bet pot.

CastlesMadeASand · #13 05-17-2007, 03:53 AM

ya raise the flop
raise the turn
why are you calling so much?

gimmetheloot · #14 05-17-2007, 04:02 AM

these people raising the turn are out of their mind wackos.

DirteAA · #15 05-17-2007, 04:16 AM

If you are calling this flop then what is your plan on the turn? The ol' double float??

What is your plan on a blank river if he bets again? Don't you think it will look like complete air if you raise ai/shove after a check on river? The line taken looks nothing like a hand that beats AK, AA...and since he bet the turn I would believe his range is easily AA, KK, AK. But if he is betting QQ, JJ then the river will be an easy place to take it from him. But if he has AA, AK he may just check a blank river to you and let you bluff off...which is exactly what I would expect an aggro player to do in this type of situation. Once you smooth call the turn I would never expect you to have much of a hand.

ASPoker8 · #16 05-17-2007, 04:30 AM

all streets are standard (flop depends on villain, but floating in position is teh sexytime)

raising the turn is bad

terp · #17 05-17-2007, 08:16 AM

flop call is so, so, bad. if we had three to a straight and a BDFD AND there weren't already a flush draw out, ok, fine.

meh, you got to the turn, so whatever, now that we're here, please do not raise

ASPoker8 · #18 05-17-2007, 01:34 PM

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flop call is so, so, bad. if we had three to a straight and a BDFD AND there weren't already a flush draw out, ok, fine.

meh, you got to the turn, so whatever, now that we're here, please do not raise

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Flop call is not bad. Do you know what floating is and why it is effective?

Hince · #19 05-17-2007, 01:40 PM

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flop call is so, so, bad. if we had three to a straight and a BDFD AND there weren't already a flush draw out, ok, fine.

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If villian is cbetting frequently we should call here some of the time. This is a great flop to float. There are so many cards that we can bluff on the turn, and if he has something like JJ, he's going to have a hard time calling a bet OOP on the turn regardless of what falls.

johnnyrocket · #20 05-17-2007, 01:42 PM

yea if u want to get tricky u should be c/r'ing the flop, i wouldnt buy a turn raise here as nething strong and prolly 3 bet u