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#1
11-28-2007, 01:33 AM
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Re: 1/2: 2 hands vs. a donkey
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[ QUOTE ] 1 - I bet about 36 on the river as played.. but I bet the turn as a default (fold to a raise). He'll call with any pocket pairs, especially if they have a spade. [/ QUOTE ] not a huge fan of bet/folding when you have the nut flush draw to fall back on. I think the turn check is pretty solid [/ QUOTE ] He can definitely have a lower one to help him along in the hand. 
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#2
11-28-2007, 01:44 AM
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Re: 1/2: 2 hands vs. a donkey
HAND 1: I like the turn check. as for the river bet size, it doesn't really matter...just bet whatever u think the villain will call. against a thinking player it's sometime better to pot the river to make it look like u missed your draw and am trying to buy the pot.
HAND 2: just bet the pot. he's going to check behind too much and fold to your check raise too much even iwth a flush. because u completed from the sb so a 3 and 2 are both in your range a significant portion fo the time. but that's maybe too deep of thinking for a donk.
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#3
11-28-2007, 01:46 AM
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Re: 1/2: 2 hands vs. a donkey
1 looks very good to me. I play it the same way.
On hand 2, I'm almost inclined to overbet push sometimes here. Unless you're positive villain has a flush (in which case 40 is perfect), he is not folding a 3 and might not fold a 2 to a push.
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#4
11-28-2007, 02:13 AM
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Re: 1/2: 2 hands vs. a donkey
Hand one: I like the hand as played. A turn check is fine, since you do receive a free card if you're beat. The fold on the river looks standard here.
Hand two: The hand seems to be played fine, but I might suggest increasing the turn bet to about 18. On the river, I personally like the shove, since he won't lay down a three, or maybe a two, as CappyAA said, and you'll get that call enough to warrant the shove. You need a call less than 1/4 as much, after all...
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#5
11-28-2007, 02:27 AM
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Re: 1/2: 2 hands vs. a donkey
When the top flop card pairs on the turn, isn't that a bad time to bluff in general because it's less likely you actually have it and they are less likely to believe you?
If so, I think we should bet this turn. As Thac said, this gets value from most PP's especially with a spade and we are charging him if he has a QsJx type hand that will not commit any chips if we check turn and river misses.
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