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03-02-2006, 03:52 AM
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Re: An exercise in hand reading and blind stealing...(xposted in SSH)
yeah but my legs are only 28" long so i need to use the womens version.
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03-02-2006, 03:59 AM
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Re: An exercise in hand reading and blind stealing...(xposted in SSH)
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yeah but my legs are only 28" long so i need to use the womens version. [/ QUOTE ] Now I understand why you shaved off the afro.
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03-02-2006, 04:05 AM
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Re: An exercise in hand reading and blind stealing...(xposted in SSH)
Nice ride.
Way to completely highjack the thread. OP, I think your line is good, though I might put in a turn raise and take the free showdown with a face card or spade on the river.
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03-02-2006, 07:25 AM
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Re: An exercise in hand reading and blind stealing...(xposted in SSH)
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I would like to know what you intended to do if you didn't improve on the Turn. [/ QUOTE ] pretty easy turn fold.
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03-02-2006, 11:15 AM
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Re: An exercise in hand reading and blind stealing...(xposted in SSH)
If he is a TAG, I think the turn donk can be read as an attempt to not let you get away with a free turn card. I read his hand as medium-strong, like Ace with a good kicker. I would rather raise the turn, however.
My reason is that I think the number of river cards that improve his hand is smaller than the number of river cards that scare him out of betting the river. Any spade or paint that he doesn't have in his hand will probably scare him off, whereas he only has 5 outs to improve his hand. (The Jacks obviously improve his hand as well, but he might be scared that we hit trips.) Anyway, I'd rather get the money in on the turn, based on this info.
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