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#1
06-13-2007, 06:06 PM
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Another 6max wsop hand
Hopefully this one won't be so trivial as the last one...
I am at my 2nd table of the day. I had been at the table for about half a level and had been pretty ABC in terms of tightness and aggression. Table didn't seem as soft as my previous one and we were scheduled to break, so I wasn't going to risk too much unless I got in a good spot. Blinds were 100-200 a25. SB was virtually non-existant and BB had a decent stack and seemed like he sort of had a clue. I opened on the button for 575 with 54s and only BB called. I start the hand w/ 5500 and he has me slightly covered. Pot is 1400. Flop is J95r. He checkcalls 600. Turn is 8 and it goes check check. River is 5 w/ no flushes possible and he leads for 700. What's the plan? I have 4325 left. 
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#2
06-13-2007, 06:14 PM
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Re: Another 6max wsop hand
I raise big to try to make it look like I'm bluffing over such a weak lead. Probably just stare at his bet about 3 seconds and go all in. If he trapped you with such a small bet with a set or Q10 I tip my hat.
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#3
06-13-2007, 06:20 PM
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Re: Another 6max wsop hand
Yea I would make a big raise too, hard to put you on a big hand, since most aren't checking behind on a board of J985, could easily look like a bluff and decide to call you with whatever he was value betting.
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#6
06-13-2007, 06:35 PM
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Re: Another 6max wsop hand
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I'm not sure what worse hands are calling a raise of any kind. [/ QUOTE ] I think plenty may put him on a huge bluff after making such a weak value bet on the river. People bluff in these spots all the time.
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#8
06-13-2007, 06:42 PM
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Re: Another 6max wsop hand
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[ QUOTE ] I'm not sure what worse hands are calling a raise of any kind. [/ QUOTE ] I think plenty may put him on a huge bluff after making such a weak value bet on the river. People bluff in these spots all the time. [/ QUOTE ] I think he'll fold a high % of the time but I think shoving is the best way to get chips. It's also player dependent to some extent, against a good player I'd shove all day, against a tight or bad player that isnt likely to make a big call I might make a small value raise but it seems like a very transparent play. When you shove your range seems to go to overpair or better (which given your line is somewhat unlikely), or nothing which might induce a call from any pair hopefully.
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#9
06-13-2007, 06:42 PM
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Re: Another 6max wsop hand
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Oh yeah, I mean obviously raise. I'm just saying I think we're rarely getting called. [/ QUOTE ] So then we should always raise if we have nothing in this spot?
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