60-120 hand: Outtricking the Trickster?

[Bill King]

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with that flop and 2 opponents you have to 4 bet the flop, there's just way to much immediate value.

hope no one else in the hand is thinking because no one can reasonably think you would play a T9 or a set like this.

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i thought the same thing and wondered why he didnt follow up after betting into everybody

[SA125]

Only thing I can see is river going bet, call, call. Your raise makes the pot too big for an overpair to fold closing the action for 1 bet on the end. Be shocked if you missed and they folded. Guessing you hit a club.

[The DaveR]

Seems like a lot of action to clean up an Ace. I also think you make your hands harder to read by 4-betting the flop. If you're perceived as tight as Clark suggests you'll get through the turn a lot for 1 bet unimproved.

[Joe Tall]

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Seems like a lot of action to clean up an Ace.

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It think he plans on taking it down right there.

[andyfox]

I think this is key. I can get away with it.

[andyfox]

You have the big blind correct as to identity; as to his play, I know we disagree here, but I'm sticking to my guns about his play. May people think he's easy to beat because he plays so many hands. The button is not who you're describing, but she's a similar type of player.

[andyfox]

They fold against me all the time. See Clark's post.

[private joker]

Andyfox, ladies and gentlemen -- living proof of why you should use flat mode instead of threaded.

(almost forgiven for plagiarizing George Carlin in his profile)

[andyfox]

The "impersonating a paperweight" line is Woody Allen's from Take the Money and Run. I steal only from the best.

[danzasmack]

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I think this is key. I can get away with it.

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So then this is good IMO. If you get caught here it's 2 bets price (you would have called the raise so 1 bet here and then if you fire on the river) to benefit your image.

Well less than 2 bets because you win sometimes.