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flop c/r mandatory?
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
If you had a flush draw as well as a straight draw then I would HU sometimes, but otherwise not OOP. If you get called and a brick comes on the turn lessening the equity of an already weak straight draw and bottom pair, then you will be in a bad spot with a bloated pot.
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
You played it fine.
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
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http://www.pokerhand.org/?592500 [/ QUOTE ] HU I would frequently (more than 50%) check-raise flop and lead any turn if called. And bet the river. |
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
The pot isnt bloated much, and there is a flushdraw there. And you are have 140bb effective stacks.
Still both the defensive line and the agressive is good. Doing the aggressive is esp good if he raise alot of hands, and always poting them. The check-call is good if he is a non believer and gonna pay you off. Mixing it up here is good [censored]. And yeah sometimes valuebet river, you will not get him to bluff, but you will sometimes get calls from overpairs and other weak made hands that think you have missed. - B |
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
It's not mandatory, you should know you have to mix up your play in this kind of spot a lot. I agree bet the river, if you think he won't pay off with worse hands you are not playing aggressive enough.
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
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It's not mandatory, you should know you have to mix up your play in this kind of spot a lot. I agree bet the river, if you think he won't pay off with worse hands you are not playing aggressive enough. [/ QUOTE ] making thin value bets is not a problem i have as a convert from HU NLHE and LHE, it's cost me a lot of money ridding myself of this in PLO. |
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
Every flop line sucks unfortunately, but I really don't like a checkraise here. Check-call flop, hit turn seems best to me.
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
i think a very interesting line is bet/call. and then on the turn what cards do you guys bet? we can bet cards that make the straight, flush cards, board pairing cards, and rags. i think it's a pretty interesting question.
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Re: flop c/r mandatory?
im a little curious about the turn/river. how likely is he to have a marginal made hand vs weak draw/nothing after the turn goes check/check? if you bet the river what hands does he think you will be betting in that spot? how thin a call do you think he is willing to make there? is the river a spot where he can talk himself into a call with relatively weak hands because he thinks you arent value betting the hands that are slightly better than his? when you check the river whats the worst hand that you think he might value bet?
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