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06-27-2007, 04:20 PM
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does he call this with a 7? -- nl cash
about 30 hands in. i've been playing passive. opponent -- seems like a good, aggressive player -- has been winning most of the pots. he would definitely value bet a hand like 8x on this river.
i've only fought back once when i checkraised one of his c-bets and he called -- when i led the turn, he folded. his image of me should be that i'm pretty tight. stacks 1100 or so 5/10 nl i have 89. i raise to 30. he calls. flop (60) 865 -- rainbow he checks. i bet 44. he calls. turn (148) 4 he checks. i check. river (148) 8 - no flush out he leads for 120. i push for 900 more. 
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#4
06-28-2007, 12:03 AM
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Re: does he call this with a 7? -- nl cash
ok let me rephrase this. when playing a passive player, how often does a 2p2er call this raise with a naked seven?
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#8
06-28-2007, 10:24 PM
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Re: does he call this with a 7? -- nl cash
i still don't like his call. i think this is a full house more often than people think from a passive player.
because most passive players will just call this with a naked seven, i think his most likely holdings are 1)full house or nut straight 2)naked 7 and very seldom 3)bluff
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#9
06-29-2007, 01:57 AM
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Re: does he call this with a 7? -- nl cash
Ironically, I'm watching Taylor's CR video and you're in it whaahhahahah. The irony is that Taylor is talking about how mid stakes players aren't deep thinking players and that you can "out think" yourself. This is absolutely true in the small stakes and this hand is evidence that there is definitely carry-over into the mid stakes.
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#10
06-29-2007, 03:47 AM
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Re: does he call this with a 7? -- nl cash
what are you expecting him to call you with on the river that you can beat? If your even pondering he can fold the seven, he probably will fold 99-AA so why bother pushing here?
I think a 7 will call you most of the time, and you are probably much better off just calling his river bet.
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