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Old 11-22-2007, 04:02 PM
sweetjazz sweetjazz is offline
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Default Re: NL5 TT in the BB multiway line check

I agree with Alobar about preflop, though if it's an "everyone is gonna call" table, then I'd probably still put in a raise, just a small pot sweetener type raise to $0.20 or so in order to make it easier to get it in if I flop my set.

Postflop looks good if you made a small river value bet as suggested. I'd bet anywhere from $0.20 to $0.30 here.
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Old 11-22-2007, 04:12 PM
halpgr halpgr is offline
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Default Re: NL5 TT in the BB multiway line check

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I agree with Alobar about preflop, though if it's an "everyone is gonna call" table, then I'd probably still put in a raise, just a small pot sweetener type raise to $0.20 or so in order to make it easier to get it in if I flop my set.

Postflop looks good if you made a small river value bet as suggested. I'd bet anywhere from $0.20 to $0.30 here.

[/ QUOTE ]It was a dilemma for me on the river as a better hand will call 100% of the time. I'm not concerned about a checkraise bluff, a river checkraise is always beating me and I can fold. A busted flush draw will fold. While 6x and 7x usually call the river I wasn't sure if a river call is a hand I beat often enough for a small river bet to be profitable.
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