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#31
09-21-2007, 02:10 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
I dont play SSNLH anymore but you dont think you could get him to crying call 100 bucks on the river if one of your out hits?
I mean thats assuming there is a 0% chance he has a non Ace holding. If thats true, if he is simply that tight why not steal that pot on the flop with a huge raise or push? 
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#32
09-21-2007, 02:18 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
Trouble is I only make the nuts 16% of the time, and hes not very likely to put much money in the pot when I do one of these outs. If I hit an Ace or 3 and he pushes I hate calling because we are up against a set soooo often there.
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#34
09-21-2007, 03:37 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
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Meh, what does SBs hand looks like a midpair very very often here, which he is very unlikely to overcall a $66 bet with on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] Random donks can easily have a worse flush draw. Plus, 87/A6/A9 can all be in his range. You must factor this in to your decision.
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#38
09-21-2007, 07:27 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
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[ QUOTE ] Raising this hand UTG is spewey. [/ QUOTE ] It's 5 handed and even if it were 6 handed I still disagree. [/ QUOTE ] Strongly disagree, but it depends how laggy you are I guess. Given your read, I think the turn fold is fine: given the action the ace really hasn't improved your hand enough. Also I think 66 into 85 reeks of a bet that wants a call.
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#39
09-21-2007, 07:32 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
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Raising this hand UTG is spewey. [/ QUOTE ] dumb nit, go play FR
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#40
09-21-2007, 07:36 PM
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Re: Big fold with top pair and nfd
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Raising this hand UTG is spewey. [/ QUOTE ] God these comments in every thread get old. It's such a cop out, has nothing to do with the situation and it's plain incorrect to make these types of blanket statements.
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