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so why not call preflop and play for set value? [/ QUOTE ] I think he's saying its QQ-AA after the 3-bet to 2k |
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Uh, there had to be a ton of information we're not getting here since this was live, but anyway...
Depending on my live reads, call me a donkey but I'm calling the turn shove a lot. This seems to me like AA or AK with the Ad very, very often. |
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Wait, why in the world is anyone considering folding the turn? We're calling 12k to win 30k, or 2.5 to 1. Even against QQ+ we are only 53/47 dog. This is not close.
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Wait, why in the world is anyone considering folding the turn? We're calling 12k to win 30k, or 2.5 to 1. Even against QQ+ we are only 53/47 dog. This is not close. [/ QUOTE ] agreed, folding here is gross |
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By the way, I had it backward. We are 54/46 FAVORITE on the turn against QQ+ with the two dead tens.
Board: Kd Qd Jh 7d Dead: Tc Th equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 45.833% 45.83% 00.00% 231 0.00 { QQ+ } Hand 1: 54.167% 54.17% 00.00% 273 0.00 { JdJs } |
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I like it when people do the math.
Edit: wait, how can we be a favourite against AA and two higher sets? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] I mean, I was guessing that this is probably a pot odds call against QQ+, and a fairly easy call if we put AK in there as well. |
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By the way, I had it backward. We are 54/46 FAVORITE on the turn against QQ+ with the two dead tens. Board: Kd Qd Jh 7d Dead: Tc Th equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 45.833% 45.83% 00.00% 231 0.00 { QQ+ } Hand 1: 54.167% 54.17% 00.00% 273 0.00 { JdJs } [/ QUOTE ] I think KK is most likely, and I think we are a pretty big dog to villain's real likely range, which isn't AK 45% of the time like you are assuming. But yeh, you have to call the turn once you call the flop. Your flush draw is often good even if villain has a higher set. |
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[ QUOTE ] so why not call preflop and play for set value? [/ QUOTE ] I think he's saying its QQ-AA after the 3-bet to 2k [/ QUOTE ] Right, and I say call the 3bet for set value. You are calling 1400 more with 18K behind, and the kind of player who min-raiseUTG/3bets QQ-AA isn't folding them on J84 flops ever never. uclabruinz, I think the turn is very read dependent, both on how this player has behaved in previous hands, and the manner in which they physically behaved in this hand. I think your range is overly positive, b/c I don't think this ever happens with AK no diamond, and rare with AA no diamond. Obv having the Jd in our hand, and BOTH the Q and K as diamonds complicates matters, as we're never drawing to 1 out. hmmmmm. |
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[ QUOTE ] By the way, I had it backward. We are 54/46 FAVORITE on the turn against QQ+ with the two dead tens. Board: Kd Qd Jh 7d Dead: Tc Th equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 45.833% 45.83% 00.00% 231 0.00 { QQ+ } Hand 1: 54.167% 54.17% 00.00% 273 0.00 { JdJs } [/ QUOTE ] I think KK is most likely, but yeh, you have to call the turn once you call the flop. Your flush draw is always good if villain has a higher set. [/ QUOTE ] OK, I agree, I was wrong, must call turn. ONE TIME DEALER. |
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Registrar, we have a flush draw on the turn that changes our equity pretty significantly.
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