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11-29-2007, 03:20 AM
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Re: PL100 fullhouse reraised on turn
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[ QUOTE ] I would raise the river. I expect to find Q8 more often than QQ here. You guys think villain wouldn't play 8Q or 89 the same way here? So, just calling river is bad... he is never folding a FH [/ QUOTE ] QQ, Q8, and 88 play the hand like this (98 if he's spewy). We beat one of those. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, but there is one 88, three QQ and six Q8. Assuming he plays all these hands the same, which I think most people does, Q8 is much more likely than QQ and 88. I don't think your analogy is any good. It's very likely that someone holds the A high flush, so we fold. In hold em it's much less likely that people have the nuts, so we play accordingly ... If we can't shove the river here, we should fold the turn, since the pot is relatively small and villain's hand range hasn't changed between the turn and river. 
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#3
11-30-2007, 05:02 AM
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Re: PL100 fullhouse reraised on turn
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[ QUOTE ] In truth, without a read I pee myself when he re-raises pot on the turn (at the 100 level). That's where I fold. Plenty of people won't bet QQ on that flop. [/ QUOTE ] Wouldnt QQ atleast bet out on the turn? [/ QUOTE ] Wouldn't QQ c/r the turn knowing that the danger of having it checked through is minimal compared to the potential profit of a sweet check-raise?
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#5
11-29-2007, 10:22 AM
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Re: PL100 fullhouse reraised on turn
I think that calling turn and river is such a terrible line. This is either a fold or raise decision since the pot is very small compared to the total amount of money put in. This is basic poker thinking. I can't believe you're all advocating calling.
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#6
11-29-2007, 10:24 AM
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Re: PL100 fullhouse reraised on turn
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If we can't shove the river here, we should fold the turn, since the pot is relatively small and villain's hand range hasn't changed between the turn and river. [/ QUOTE ] This is hilariously wrong.
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#8
11-29-2007, 10:35 AM
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Re: PL100 fullhouse reraised on turn
Not every hand has to be played for stacks. It's not impossible to go into c/c mode in Omaha. You even used the word "range" in your answer. It's prefectly fine to c/c against someone's range if you think you are ahead of it overall but that a raise will only get action from the very top of it.
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