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Old 06-29-2007, 12:55 AM
schwza schwza is offline
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Default Re: $400 NL AQo for stacks post flop in 3b pot vs. PurpleJurkle

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So you think he floated the flop w/ no showdown value so he could check behind on the turn with nothing and bluffshove the river for 2/3 pot?

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i think it's possible villain calls flop with T9/66/etc without necessarily planning on turning it into a bluff but now hero's line looks a lot like QQ/air that can't call a river push.

what do you recommend on the river, push? hard to see anything that's calling (except maybe smaller Ax, whcih might push for value anyway). do you want to c/f? kind of weak, b/c there aren't many hands that beat us (although i agree that not a tond of hands are bluffing there). i like c/c.

so i like op's line all the way.
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Old 06-29-2007, 10:08 AM
wpr101 wpr101 is offline
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Default Re: $400 NL AQo for stacks post flop in 3b pot vs. PurpleJurkle

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So you think he floated the flop w/ no showdown value so he could check behind on the turn with nothing and bluffshove the river for 2/3 pot?

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Oh I misread your reply... I don't see why it's so hard for villian to bluff when the scare card ace came on the turn. So your point is that this is always JJ or AA?

It's pretty hard to put villian on a jack, although in this hand he did have quads.
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