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#11
07-16-2007, 11:14 AM
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Re: I guess I forgot how to play pokers
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] If this is a tough spot for you then I would just 3bet the flop. [/ QUOTE ] This doesn't seem legit. UTG isn't going to be raising the turn that often, I don't see why this would have a big role in our reasoning. I would mostly 3-bet the flop but bet-calling and "representing" a missed AK has to be fine from time to time, esp. with the ace of trump. jba, I call down here but this may be just because of the junk I've seen lately in these spots and that Jsxs wouldn't surprise me at all. And folding aces is annoying. More I look at it the more I think you have to call down. [/ QUOTE ] This is a tough spot because hero underrepresented his hand on the flop. ILP's post makes sense. If you don't want to be put in this spot you can 3-bet the flop and take it from there, this way you have shown the true strength of your hand and seen how your opponents react. [/ QUOTE ] Bingo. 
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#14
07-16-2007, 11:53 AM
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Re: I guess I forgot how to play pokers
I peronsally think the preflop action is enough to scare any pair here from raising this turn most of the time... But raising flop will definitly ensure you advertise the sterngth of your hand. Never really thought about that, good advice...
This turn is a fold, but you will definitly sometime be ahead in... Just not enough to warrent risking 3+ big bets. KJs is about the only logical hand that he could have that your ahead of. It's possibly an isolation turn raise with a pair, in which case I am impressed with his play... But I dont give this much credit to an unknown player..
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