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Re: $50 NLTRN, Ace high on 3flush turn, facing OVB shove
Okay, consensus is a clear fold. I agree.
I called--tilting?--and villain had black J8 for 14 outs (30% equity, LOTS of FE obv). I called because I was overly optimistic that he was capable of floating on that flop (he instacalled) and shoved pretty fast, and I thought he did not want a call. I figured he had a draw with a heart and was surprised that he had two black cards. I posted because although I won, I was thinking about the hand afterwards and decided calling was a very bad decision in the long run, and I'm glad you guys confirmed it. I haven't reviewed the earlier game I played with him, and MAYBE I could pick up a good enough read to call this, but I doubt it. I'm glad I won but not happy that I made a bad decision here. What do you think of villain's play? It's actually not a bad move (although betting 3/4 pot might be better, unless I have A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] or something), given that he has to put me on overcards/pair, right? thanks guys, HCL |
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Re: $50 NLTRN, Ace high on 3flush turn, facing OVB shove
Hmmm...I like your read, stick to it later and fold. Half pot flop, c/f to his All in.
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Re: $50 NLTRN, Ace high on 3flush turn, facing OVB shove
icarus hits it on the head. i like your read, but it doesn't change the fact there's a pair on the board, potentially a made flush, and you have ace high. unless i'm insanely confident that he'd do this with air more often than not, i think i can get away form this one without losing too much sleep.
double barrel this one is probably the best line, but i am probably too passive to do it after he flat calls my flop bet and a third heart falls out of the sky... |
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