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#11
11-20-2007, 02:30 PM
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Re: 100nl flopped fullhouse.. badly played.
def. lead the flop. If you're itching for a check/raise you could stack a donk the turn after.
Reason you want to lead is because its a good flop to bluff at and try to take down; given that you're in the blinds a c/r is only getting action from a 9. If you lead flop you'll get called by a wide range, and most of that range will fire the turn if you check it; you get 2 bets out of a marginal hand and your check-raise will get called by a 9. 
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#12
11-20-2007, 02:33 PM
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Re: 100nl flopped fullhouse.. badly played.
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Reason you want to lead is because its a good flop to bluff at and try to take down; given that you're in the blinds a c/r is only getting action from a 9. [/ QUOTE ] If this is the case then surely c/r ATC would be profitable no? Not saying that c/r is the best line, I prefer leading like the rest of you, but I don't think c/r is as bad as it's being made out to be here.
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11-20-2007, 02:43 PM
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Re: 100nl flopped fullhouse.. badly played.
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[ QUOTE ] Reason you want to lead is because its a good flop to bluff at and try to take down; given that you're in the blinds a c/r is only getting action from a 9. [/ QUOTE ] If this is the case then surely c/r ATC would be profitable no? Not saying that c/r is the best line, I prefer leading like the rest of you, but I don't think c/r is as bad as it's being made out to be here. [/ QUOTE ] Its not always profitable but sure you could c/r ATC and expect to see a fold often. Def. has to be the right situation but i've done that on a paired board. You're going to have to explain your defense of c/r further because i don't really understand what case you're making for it.
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