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#12
08-01-2007, 10:41 PM
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Re: You down with OOP?!? Yeah you know me!!
Pretty easy turn bet, you've represented a hand the whole way, (even more so with the raise out of the SB) and the chance of that turn card improving the opponent is very small. Out of curiosity why raise without a read on the limper? Or should I not bother asking such silly questions?
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08-01-2007, 10:51 PM
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Re: You down with OOP?!? Yeah you know me!!
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Out of curiosity why raise without a read on the limper? Or should I not bother asking such silly questions? [/ QUOTE ] no such thing as a silly question. My reason for the raise preflop was that I wanted to play that hand, but didn't feel right just completing with it. I guess it was just the feel of the table, the play was pretty predictable and hand reading was easy. I wanted to take control of the hand from the get go. I hadn't seen anything out of the limper in about 15 hands (less than 30 cause PA didn't have stats on him yet).
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#17
08-02-2007, 10:29 AM
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Re: You down with OOP?!? Yeah you know me!!
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On the flop, you are OOP, in a 3way pot with a gut shot and one over card, a CB is going to be less effective. I would have c/f [/ QUOTE ] no it wont, and c/f is horrible
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#20
08-02-2007, 02:11 PM
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Re: You down with OOP?!? Yeah you know me!!
I agree with the flop bet as you were the initial raiser from one of the blinds. To me, a raise from one of the blinds is usually a big hand. Nothing odd about that. Gotta bet the turn which is a brick that does give you the double GS. I like it. I wouldn't have done it like that preflop, but if I did post flop is same
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