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11-12-2007, 06:29 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
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[ QUOTE ] um hello guys, check out his turn aggression factor. easy turn call, and c/r AI on the river [/ QUOTE ] Nice catch [/ QUOTE ] beware of sample size here, with the turn agg 
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#12
11-12-2007, 06:33 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
I call, check/call. This could very well be a draw or villain might not want to give up on his plan to float. Most 20/15 players would 3bet AJ and KJ against a SB open raise. That narrows his range of hands that beat you.
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#13
11-12-2007, 06:37 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] um hello guys, check out his turn aggression factor. easy turn call, and c/r AI on the river [/ QUOTE ] Nice catch [/ QUOTE ] beware of sample size here, with the turn agg [/ QUOTE ] Despite that, it's clear this is the type of player who likes to call flop/raise turn. I think you are way ahead nearly always here and the only question is whether he has a heart draw often enough for shoving to be a better line than calling.
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#14
11-12-2007, 06:42 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
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I call, check/call. This could very well be a draw or villain might not want to give up on his plan to float. Most 20/15 players would 3bet AJ and KJ against a SB open raise. That narrows his range of hands that beat you. [/ QUOTE ] are you calling a bet on the river if he bets after a heart falls too?
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#15
11-12-2007, 06:44 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
i like the call/check call. As said before, re raising on turn drives out worse hands, making only better hands call. If i had a higher jack i would cr ai on river, but i think check call is in order
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#16
11-12-2007, 06:56 PM
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Re: I\'m either way ahead or way behind. (200NL 6 max)
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[ QUOTE ] I call, check/call. This could very well be a draw or villain might not want to give up on his plan to float. Most 20/15 players would 3bet AJ and KJ against a SB open raise. That narrows his range of hands that beat you. [/ QUOTE ] are you calling a bet on the river if he bets after a heart falls too? [/ QUOTE ] this would be a really tough spot because the only hand we are beating that would bet the river if checked to will be a pure bluff. i think i might either make a small blocking bet and fold to a raise, or check and fold to a large river bet. nevertheless, i feel bad about both options b/c of stack sizes and villain's aggression but i'm not confident we are still ahead often enough if a heart comes on the river and villain makes a large bet when checked to.
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