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06-09-2007, 05:02 AM
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Re: PL25 J High Flush against Aces
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I think this is tougher than everyone else seems to. It really looks like he has AA plus nut flush draw once he fires again on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] i agree i think in position i would play this as played - his re pop pre flop suggests Aces at this level, his flop and turn bets reinforce this, so i think calling with the intention to fold if the diamond hits is a reasonable play. if your draw hits turn pot it, if it hits on the river bet around 1/3 of the pot 
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#13
06-10-2007, 01:19 AM
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Re: PL25 J High Flush against Aces
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grunch: raise flop, fold river [/ QUOTE ] I think we are all in agreement with this, especially when you have this monster of a draw on that flop, you have to RR here. On river IMO this is a fold. Just seems to me you're beat by a better flush too much of the time here and won't be a profitable call.
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#15
06-11-2007, 01:37 PM
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Re: PL25 J High Flush against Aces
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I think this is tougher than everyone else seems to. It really looks like he has AA plus nut flush draw once he fires again on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] I agree with this. And as played I fold river. However, I probably would have lost my stack here if he did have aces with nut flush draw because I would have potted the flop and turn and just accepted my fate.
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