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Old 10-03-2007, 09:22 PM
AK87 AK87 is offline
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Default Re: Another similar weird hand 1020

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The problem with the way you've played your hand is that it looks a lot more like a weak ace (which is essentially the hand you have) than a draw.

Because your hand is pretty much turned over, it makes it a whole lot easier for him to c/r for value if he's ahead as he assumes you'd bet a hand of your strength for value yourself.

It also makes it easier for him to c/r bluff as he realizes you probably don't have anything that can stand the heat..... so please check.

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Wouldn't this logic make me want to bet/induce shove and call? The majority of his range that he bets flop and turn and checks riv are marginal aces, rarely sets and draws, and I don't think most people are capable of c/r riv for value with a dry ace.

This coupled with the fact that I never really show up with a boat here, and he knows that, makes him capable of blowing me off my marginal hands betting for value with a missed draw.
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Old 10-04-2007, 10:02 AM
Rap Mogul Rap Mogul is offline
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Default Re: Another similar weird hand 1020

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The problem with the way you've played your hand is that it looks a lot more like a weak ace (which is essentially the hand you have) than a draw.

Because your hand is pretty much turned over, it makes it a whole lot easier for him to c/r for value if he's ahead as he assumes you'd bet a hand of your strength for value yourself.

It also makes it easier for him to c/r bluff as he realizes you probably don't have anything that can stand the heat..... so please check.

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Wouldn't this logic make me want to bet/induce shove and call? The majority of his range that he bets flop and turn and checks riv are marginal aces, rarely sets and draws, and I don't think most people are capable of c/r riv for value with a dry ace.

This coupled with the fact that I never really show up with a boat here, and he knows that, makes him capable of blowing me off my marginal hands betting for value with a missed draw.

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I guess it all comes down to how bad of a hand he is willing to C/Rai for value. If he only shoves with AK AQ then I think you can bet/call

If he is capable of shoving virtually any ace then it becomes a little more likely you are beat.

It's extremely player dependent... I can think of some players when a river c/r is always for value and others when it's likely a bluff. If you have no reads though I do like the bet/call line as default after reading this.
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