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11-28-2007, 06:30 AM
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Re: Weak leads (way too late pooh-bah?) tl;dr
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In your first example villain leads for 3/4 pot. I don't think that's a very weak bet. If a villain bets more than > 1/2 pot I generally don't raise with ATC. In a headsup pot I raise close to 100% when a villain bets less than 1/2 pot and I have no reads, this seems to be working very well. Villains that donkbet small, call my raise on the flop and donkbet again on the (seemingly blank) turn confuse me though... [/ QUOTE ] I never understand what to do there. 
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11-29-2007, 11:05 AM
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Re: Weak leads (way too late pooh-bah?) tl;dr
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[ QUOTE ] In your first example villain leads for 3/4 pot. I don't think that's a very weak bet. If a villain bets more than > 1/2 pot I generally don't raise with ATC. In a headsup pot I raise close to 100% when a villain bets less than 1/2 pot and I have no reads, this seems to be working very well. Villains that donkbet small, call my raise on the flop and donkbet again on the (seemingly blank) turn confuse me though... [/ QUOTE ] I never understand what to do there. [/ QUOTE ] That's a typical aggro-donk line. If you don't raise again they will read you as weak and bomb the river. If you raise again and they fold they will usually stop donkbetting you for the time being.
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