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10-25-2007, 05:40 PM
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Re: Bottom straight against a LAG
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This is probably one of my numerous leaks, but if you've been stealing with a generous range, why not raise the flop and induce a 3-bet against a wide range of hands? Equity insufficient vs. SB 3-bet range? [/ QUOTE ] Despite the read, Im not too happy about getting 3 bet on this board. 
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#12
10-25-2007, 05:44 PM
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Re: Bottom straight against a LAG
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[ QUOTE ] This is probably one of my numerous leaks, but if you've been stealing with a generous range, why not raise the flop and induce a 3-bet against a wide range of hands? Equity insufficient vs. SB 3-bet range? [/ QUOTE ] Despite the read, Im not too happy about getting 3 bet on this board. [/ QUOTE ] I just got my PT/PA back up yesterday, so the stats still don't mean too much to me. I'm assuming w/near 30%PFR at 6-max plus the read, we're decently ahead of SB's range, no? Maybe I should stove it.
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#13
10-25-2007, 05:51 PM
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Re: Bottom straight against a LAG
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] This is probably one of my numerous leaks, but if you've been stealing with a generous range, why not raise the flop and induce a 3-bet against a wide range of hands? Equity insufficient vs. SB 3-bet range? [/ QUOTE ] Despite the read, Im not too happy about getting 3 bet on this board. [/ QUOTE ] I just got my PT/PA back up yesterday, so the stats still don't mean too much to me. I'm assuming w/near 30%PFR at 6-max plus the read, we're decently ahead of SB's range, no? Maybe I should stove it. [/ QUOTE ] just because you are ahead of his range does not mean you should start putting in a lot of bets. Oftentimes you succeed in pushing out the lower end of his range, paying against the upper end, and allowing him to play correctly instead of spewing off bets
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