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Dane S · #11 01-07-2006, 05:00 PM

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you think he value raises an overpair to a river donk and calls a 3bet?

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I don't know if he calls a 3-bet. Are there players who fold overpairs to 3-bets on-line? I definitely think he raises an overpair. Would you put a tag on a flush who check/call, check/call, donks the river? Or check/call, donks the turn? It looks much more like one pair since most players checkraise a flush draw on the flop.

Josh. · #12 01-07-2006, 05:09 PM

forget getting him off a better A high. it probably won't happen. i like check-call twice and the river is tough. he can probably have K high enough to checkcall that too

wackjob · #13 01-07-2006, 07:33 PM

dumb question for a lo-stakes player, but is this a standard 3-bet for you at any level or just these higher limits?

ncray · #14 01-07-2006, 08:20 PM

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dumb question for a lo-stakes player, but is this a standard 3-bet for you at any level or just these higher limits?

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It's an easy 3bet considering its 4 handed. UTG is opening a lot of hands that we are beating. KT, QJ, lower too

Dane S · #15 01-07-2006, 10:13 PM

A tough player is probably opening close to 40% of his hands, meaning you have close to 53% equity against his range. So.. yeah clear 3-bet.

ALL1N · #16 01-07-2006, 11:03 PM

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dumb question for a lo-stakes player, but is this a standard 3-bet for you at any level or just these higher limits?

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Not a dumb question. It's a pretty standard 3-bet vs most TAG's in these games, but I did hesitate before 3-betting because I knew him to be tough, which reduces the power of my ace-high (expensive to showdown and unlikely to extract much value).

ALL1N · #17 01-07-2006, 11:10 PM

Nh guys, I gotta agree that check-calling flop and turn is the play. I guess there's a bit of an opportunity to get funky if the turn comes K/Q as TSMBD said, but what I did is pretty dirty.

Schizo · #18 01-12-2006, 08:42 PM

Why is everyone saying check calling is best?

What is so bad with the standard flop checkraise? Is it because the cap means he's seeing a showdown? Or is there something else?

luckyharr · #19 01-12-2006, 08:48 PM

I would check/raise the flop and lead any turn.

Schizo · #20 01-12-2006, 09:47 PM

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think the turn checkraise is close but the 2 is such an awful card. at least the board didnt pair though. id be much more inclined to do this if a paint card hit.

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VS. a UTG raiser and capper what paint cards do you want to checkraise the turn with?

I assume it's only JTQ. Even then, those are trouble.