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#11
08-15-2007, 10:14 AM
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Re: Set against a fish
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[ QUOTE ] 2x min raise on the turn be okay ? [/ QUOTE ] No. A min raise is almost never a good play. A turn push is best because you are way ahead of his range on the turn and the board is chalk full of draws. It also eliminates the prospect of facing a tricky river decision when a scare card falls. Getting your money in with the best hand is what the game's all about. [/ QUOTE ] With a less drawy board, do you still push turn? My thoughts are I want to maximize what I think the guy will pay off, with 2 pair, TPTK, etc... ( sorry if I sound dense - - - i've not had good success getting paid off with my all-ins. Trying to learn more about +EV, Sklansky dollars, and all that... ) 
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#12
08-15-2007, 10:17 AM
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Re: Set against a fish
You are probably behind on the turn.
Turn minbet followed by a minraise is the strongest fish line there is. Its difficult to determine how strong his hand actually is since he may think that J9 is the nuts, but I am seriously concerned about straight and try to fill out on the river.
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#16
08-15-2007, 11:56 AM
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Re: Set against a fish
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Its difficult to determine how strong his hand actually is since he may think that J9 is the nuts, but I am seriously concerned about straight and try to fill out on the river. [/ QUOTE ] thats the key imho, because this guy flat out sucks. 88 beats a lot of what he can possibly have, we kill his call-shove range.
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#18
08-15-2007, 12:04 PM
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Re: Set against a fish
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I don't see how we are behind on the turn here. What could the villain possibly have, given the line he took, that we are behind? [/ QUOTE ] I really think it clearly says "straight" in my post.
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