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#11
11-30-2007, 07:24 PM
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Re: Fold my boat on two pair board?
What are people talking about? Fold is fine. You realize villain bet $93 into a $13 pot, right? This is, like, always the nuts. I don't think he shows up with a worse hand, and if he has 76 or 33 even 1 out of 16 times, it's unprofitable.
You guys will do better treating huge overshoves from unknowns as the nuts rather than random spewy crap. I mean... this is how pot odds work-- you can't just say "durrr I have a boat I call". 
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#14
11-30-2007, 07:50 PM
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Re: Fold my boat on two pair board?
If this hand was reversed, and hero had 76, we would be telling him to push just 76, and to value bet everything else. Why does our non retarded, slight winner, possible 2+2'er villain's range suddenly consist of all these magical hands we are beating? He played it exactly like he had a 7 until the river (bet on the flop, check his turned improvement to trap someone with a 3 boat), when he basically told us he had the nuts.
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#16
11-30-2007, 08:25 PM
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Re: Fold my boat on two pair board?
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What are people talking about? Fold is fine. You realize villain bet $93 into a $13 pot, right? This is, like, always the nuts. I don't think he shows up with a worse hand, and if he has 76 or 33 even 1 out of 16 times, it's unprofitable. You guys will do better treating huge overshoves from unknowns as the nuts rather than random spewy crap. I mean... this is how pot odds work-- you can't just say "durrr I have a boat I call". [/ QUOTE ] qft
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