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Re: float vs the illusionist
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what are you repping? [/ QUOTE ] I think OP's line looks a lot like an A going for value FWIW. |
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Re: float vs the illusionist
how many aces are in your range that you aren't reraising preflop here in a bvb?
also your line will get looked up surprisingly light due to the bet size, regardless of what you have repped imo. I honestly think you only fold out complete air, as any legitimate hand he is 2 barreling with is obv snap calling this river with that bet size. |
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Re: float vs the illusionist
i could have any suited ace basically, ur right AJ+ i d 3bet
ATs+ also, but smaller suited aces i call here often, as well as pockets. so we argue about whether to raise/call a push on the turn, and bet river stronger? i really think id cb most aces here, or valuebet smallish, so i took the same line |
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Re: float vs the illusionist
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an ace basically or a set [/ QUOTE ] if you have a set and you played it this way, its not going to get an ace tofold a lot. problem is... he's also repped an ace by double barreling. even lesser h ands may call you by the river. terrible, with the money you spent on the river.. you might as well have turned raised. |
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Re: float vs the illusionist
3-bet preflop if you want to make a "move".
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Re: float vs the illusionist
i agree w/ raising the turn, and i like the play a lot. the problem with calling the turn is you are pretty much committed to betting a non-spade river to turn a profit, and you wouldn't bet the river w/ less than two pair, which usually raise the turn. so essentially you are repping a rivered two pair the majority of the time rather than a plethora of two pair that are possible on the turn.
saying you'd vbet a9 on this river is so awful/ridiculous. really??? you'd value bet some crappy ace expecting a call from what? qq-kk precisely? and yes stronger aces are generally not in your range here which is why this is even more bad. i also agree w/ poor betsizing... if ur repping a big hand bet big. your range doesn't have many mediumish value hands, plus you open up yourself to being c/r bluffed with this betsize. "3-bet preflop if you want to make a "move"." this is ridiculous. you have position and a good hand, use it. |
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