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#23
09-12-2007, 05:40 PM
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Re: goofy bluff vs reg
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its very hard to get to showdown profitably if he is aggressive, and we can get value by betting [/ QUOTE ] i may be missing something very obvious as i've not slept in like 2 days lol, but where is the value in betting? He is straightforward taggish in my experience so his range is hugely skewed towards overpairs, and ain't folding them to one barrel, maybe 2. I can only see betting as a semi-bluff and intending to double/triple barrel depending on board texture. Oh and if he bets a non-6 turn, i'm gone. 
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#27
09-13-2007, 03:10 PM
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Re: goofy bluff vs reg
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can someone explain why we checking the turn with 6-x is bad here? [/ QUOTE ] To give credit to a 21/18 for immediately having an overpair here is very weak. I'd be betting for value and avoiding letting him see a free overcard. A6 is way ahead of my range here, and I cbet a lot, so why wouldn't I continue to do it now. I'd also have no clue what to do when he bets into me on the turn if I checked, when most turn cards are scare cards. And I'm not too afraid of being c/r'd on the flop, as aggressive guys will raise with a wide range (including a lot of bluffs... I'm rarely folding), and nittish guys will raise, exposing their hand, allowing me to get away easy.
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#28
09-13-2007, 04:52 PM
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Re: goofy bluff vs reg
what's a 21/18's range then for calling 6bb oop? Am i wrong in thinking that he almost always 3-bets AK/AQ(AJs) pf, and doesn't cold call very often with smaller aces? Would he fold 22-66 pf? Also the speed with which he called, pretty quickly, lead me to believe he had a decent pp, most often 99-JJ
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