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#21
10-02-2007, 10:52 AM
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Re: Weird 1020 Hand
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He has 99 fold... [/ QUOTE ] I think villain rarely has 99 here, or in fact any boat. Villain has a tendency to call out of blinds a lot, so I don't think he 3 bets 99 PF. Also, with the flow of the match, I think he checks a set on that flop rarely ever. 
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#22
10-02-2007, 04:14 PM
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Re: Weird 1020 Hand
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Wow I didn't think everyone would think this is a fold. Doesn't the fact that his hand is so underrepped prior to river c/r, and I can be value betting pretty thin on that river kind of make us want to call? Through his eyes, I can never really ever have a huge hand here, but since his hand is so underrepped, I can be value betting a large enough range that doesn't have enough hands in it to call a c/r all in. [/ QUOTE ] see I hate calling his hand "underrepped" here. You both know his line is really [censored] up and unorthodox (you know that he knows that you know blah blah), he is hoping you will just be confused, give up on putting him on a hand, and call...also I just don't see what bluffing hands he shows up with here
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#23
10-02-2007, 04:28 PM
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Re: Weird 1020 Hand
I'm not sure what value you gain by betting to begin with. With straights, flushes, and boats readily available, you think you realistically get money from a weaker Q (which would be Q7-)? Or given your line, you think you really make those hands fold? Meh....
A bet should be for blocking purposes only I feel and even then, it seems light....
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