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Whats the point of all this calling post flop if we called JJ preflop definately looking for set or <J high board? Ace - fold. easy. Or raise preflop and play JJ normally..
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I think Jacks are a definite raise hear. If your giving the BB a free flop then any overcard is a danger. AJ+/10s+ should be raised most of the time.
On the flop i think you can lay back and re-raise trying to represent a stronger ace and to combat a semi-bluff or you can fold. This would depend on a read though. You could call to see what happens on the turn and re-evaluate if the guy often made weak c-bets. On the turn i would fold. He seems like a fish with an Ace that hopes you won't fold. Also fold the river. |
#13
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So we loose 50% of the time 200 chips and win 50% 200 chips. The chips we earn arn't that valuable as the chips we loose, so this is a -EV play..., right?? [ QUOTE ] Open pf on the real, you're missing out on value by just limping. [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] where are you getting the 50%? we might need to go over this thread in our next session [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] also, rex is right, keep all streets and changing %s in mind throughout the hand, rarely in l1 or l2 is it going to be a 1 street decision. OP, raise PF for sure. id probably play it the same way you did on the flop and turn and may fold the river. |
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mehhh, had 3 hours of sleep this night so just forget my comments!!!!
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