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#11
11-12-2007, 04:50 AM
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Re: 400NL against laggy regular
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There is absolutely no reason to CRAI because a worse hand will never call you on a dry board like this. Perfect spot to call and see what he does on turn, there are very few scarecards for you (hope for non A,6 turn/river) [/ QUOTE ] btw there are NO scare cards on the turn, if we call flop we aren't folding turn ever. 
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#12
11-12-2007, 04:54 AM
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Re: 400NL against laggy regular
This hand is more interesting if hero has QQ-TT, it makes it slightly more likely villain can have a king, but not many ppl raise KQ on a board as dry as this, and most probably 3bet AK pf...so i'd imagine we aren't folding flop, but playing turn is more difficult cos there ARE scare cards
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#14
11-12-2007, 05:22 AM
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Re: 400NL against laggy regular
What I meant is that I see no reason to play this hand fast. Since therre are so few scare cards I'm quite happy with c/c both turn and river, this way we maximize our EV if he is 3 barrel bluffing (he was Laggy right?), but lose EV to a weak K, I can't really see a decent tag play a weaker K like this though ?
Obviously if he flopped a set we are going broke either way.
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