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11-01-2007, 11:35 AM
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Re: AQo tptk facing flopraise
you can't just call a turnbet imo because you commit yourself and if you decide to commit on the turn you should let draw pay the maximum
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11-01-2007, 11:43 AM
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Re: AQo tptk facing flopraise
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you can't just call a turnbet imo because you commit yourself and if you decide to commit on the turn you should let draw pay the maximum [/ QUOTE ] you're not just concerned with charging draws - your concern is maxmising EV against his range(sets, FD, air, weaker queens) - as u know. If you call his flop raise and he bets $110 on turn his range has polarised to a great extent.
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11-01-2007, 12:35 PM
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Re: AQo tptk facing flopraise
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[ QUOTE ] you can't just call a turnbet imo because you commit yourself and if you decide to commit on the turn you should let draw pay the maximum [/ QUOTE ] you're not just concerned with charging draws - your concern is maxmising EV against his range(sets, FD, air, weaker queens) - as u know. If you call his flop raise and he bets $110 on turn his range has polarised to a great extent. [/ QUOTE ] People are assuming he will bet both his made hands and his draws on the turn. If you know he will always bet his good hands and check behind on turn with his draws/bluffs, then you can simply call the flop raise, check/fold the turn and if he checks too, check/call any safe river. If he does bet draws on the turn it's an easy c/r all-in.
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