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Old 03-10-2007, 09:44 AM
Chris Daddy Cool Chris Daddy Cool is offline
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Default Re: 3-bet the Turn with KK on a draw heavy board.

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Raising the flop does nothing for you

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I disagree. It gets more money into the pot when we have the best hand. I raise this flop for value 90% of the time.

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i won't say how much i raise this flop, but it is definitely much less than 90%
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Old 03-10-2007, 10:47 AM
James. James. is offline
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Default Re: 3-bet the Turn with KK on a draw heavy board.

as played insta3bet.

i don't mind the flop/turn line at all. i'm usually raising the flop, but not all the time. as someone else already said, i would prefer it if it was actually BB that was betting, but this is fine.
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Old 03-10-2007, 11:31 AM
UtzChips UtzChips is offline
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Default Re: 3-bet the Turn with KK on a draw heavy board.

The only way you had a chance of getting someone to fold on the Turn was for the betting to go the way it did, with your 3-bet.
If you had the best hand on the Flop, the other 3 needed 24 cummulative outs to make you a money dog.
Rather than call the Flop, in the hopes the betting goes as it did on the Turn, I raise the Flop unless a tell from an opponent says "flopped str8 or set."
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