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07-30-2007, 07:13 PM
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Re: Straight on river facing pot bet
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OMG at any1 thinking of folding. WTF is wrong with the micro forum....why is all advice so [censored] weak tight. Whe I 1st read teh hand, I thought he was asking if to raise or flat call. Folding here is TERRIBLE. He could be value betting sooooooooooo many worse hands here [/ QUOTE ] you'll notice that that's how things work around here if you hang around a while. i think a ton could be gained by this forum if a solid player were to post a video with commentary and then stick around in the thread to answer questions. 
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#52
07-30-2007, 07:20 PM
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Re: Straight on river facing pot bet
call
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#53
07-30-2007, 08:38 PM
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Re: Straight on river facing pot bet
What you have to remeber here is that villian (if he bothers to think about what you might have) will never put you on a straight here. This means he can be value betting 6x and possibly any pocket pair > 7s. Add this to the number of time he is going to be bluffing (which could be frequent, although he checked down Q high). Remeber when someones vpip is 80%+ and AF of .75 is fairly agressive. Call and make a note, although I played a hand sort of similar to this recently against a station and the guy had a full house.
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#58
07-31-2007, 11:27 AM
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Re: Straight on river facing pot bet
this is a terribly easy call. I can't think of one hand to put villain on to make us fold.
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