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1/2 interesting line... river play
at passive, playing a bit more passive than normal. Villian is somewhat well-known tourney player who is more TAGGY than LAGGY, but can play pretty tricky. I've been playing relatively tight so far at this table.
A Drunk posts in the CO. Tourist who plays every hand calls UTG. ANother decent player calls in MP. I call in MP with 67c. Drunk checks, Villian Raises, BB calls as does everyone else. Flop: 7h 6d Qs checked to me, I bet, drunk folds, Villian raises, BB calls 2, I 3-bet, Villian calls, BB cals. Turn: Jh BB check, I bet, Villian calls, BB folds River: Ks Is this an autobet |
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
yes
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
sure, unless you're gonna checkraise and fold to a 3-bet (and that's assuming villain is the button, which is sort of implied after the turn but should have been clarified much earlier)
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
Yes, autobet in limit, tricky pos in NL/PL. Would bet.
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
bet/call. Going for the check-raise is pretty kinky though Pete... Villian like to value bet?
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
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sure, unless you're gonna checkraise and fold to a 3-bet (and that's assuming villain is the button, which is sort of implied after the turn but should have been clarified much earlier) [/ QUOTE ] c/r fold is very nice, especially if you can pull of a little hitch before you check that says "[censored] i hate that card" |
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
I like the c/r fold also because it sends a message for later hands also that you are capable of checking on the river on a trap. In the future, since he is a smart player he may check on the river a few times giving you a cheaper showdown due to this play also. Very hot play in my opinion.
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Re: 1/2 interesting line... river play
If he's really good, he'll make an easy fold to the river c/r.
~AS |
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