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Re: Turn spot in the stars 320
I'd always fold pf but if I hadn't, I'd donk the flop. Any reasonable bet puts UTG+1 to a stack decision and if he's willing to ship it in then on that flop, he wasn't bet/folding the flop anyway and generally not letting you see a free turn or in any other way presenting a way of taking the pot away.
As for the other guy, if UTG folds and he calls, that's no bad thing this deep even OOP for a cash game player? He'll be a bag of timing and bet size tells and will give you two cards more way more than most here, if I've got a handle on the type. Obviously, if there's no flop you'd ever donk, then don't but I think our best chance of turning a profit, once you're there, is on the flop. |
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Re: Turn spot in the stars 320
check/fold> check/call (depending on bet sizing)
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Re: Turn spot in the stars 320
fold preflop pleeeeease
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Re: Turn spot in the stars 320
with utg+1's stack i think calling preflop is suicide. I really think I would check and re-evaluate. Possibly going for a c/r depending on bet sizing and timing stuff
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Re: Turn spot in the stars 320
check and call
c/r river 2 or 4 and bet riv flush |
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