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#21
08-06-2007, 08:46 PM
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Re: Ace on the turn
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And what do you do after you check, if you check. Please explain your answer. [/ QUOTE ] Given the TP would only bet a very strong hand on this board, I'm folding. LAGs and TAGs would more likely see this as an opportunity to bet their medium strength hands (or bluff me out) so I'd be more likely to call. By the way, TPs and TAGs have not been playing very tight up to this point; nor has a LAG been laggy. Therefore, I think my standard play against an unknown here would be a bet-fold, assuming the villain is an LP. 
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#22
08-06-2007, 11:36 PM
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Re: Ace on the turn
Super grunch as much as is possible.
PF: Do I really need to comment? Flop: Yep Turn: I'd say it's an automatic bet, and then if you are raised, fold. You could still have the best hand here, so a bet is commonplace for value and to maybe see where you are in the hand. If you get callers, fire another barrel on the river and call a raise. If another heart comes, I'd say you may be safer check/calling on the river. If you are raised here on the turn, time to give up the hand and think about the next one. Try and see what players are limping/calling with from EP if it goes to showdown and make a note. Nick
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#23
08-06-2007, 11:45 PM
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Re: Ace on the turn
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[ QUOTE ] And what do you do after you check, if you check. Please explain your answer. [/ QUOTE ] Given the TP would only bet a very strong hand on this board, I'm folding. LAGs and TAGs would more likely see this as an opportunity to bet their medium strength hands (or bluff me out) so I'd be more likely to call. By the way, TPs and TAGs have not been playing very tight up to this point; nor has a LAG been laggy. Therefore, I think my standard play against an unknown here would be a bet-fold, assuming the villain is an LP. [/ QUOTE ] This is all assuming a bet/fold on the turn and a [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] on the river?
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