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11-28-2007, 08:43 PM
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Re: Live $1/$2 game, tricky AA, 250BB deep...
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Why would you 3bet this flop? Theres hardly any draws and he folds alot of worse hands he might bet turn with. [/ QUOTE ] why would you call down all the way with one pair? you 3 bet this flop because his range is crushed given the action thus far IMO. especially since live players always think everyone has AK. 
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11-28-2007, 11:54 PM
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Re: Live $1/$2 game, tricky AA, 250BB deep...
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[ QUOTE ] Why would you 3bet this flop? Theres hardly any draws and he folds alot of worse hands he might bet turn with. [/ QUOTE ] why would you call down all the way with one pair? you 3 bet this flop because his range is crushed given the action thus far IMO. especially since live players always think everyone has AK. [/ QUOTE ] Because he will fold almost all hands thats behind. His range is crushed yes, but if you 3bet he will fold all bluffs and even hands like A9, but he will push sets and 2 pair hands. Theres no need to protect your hand better to let him think hes ahead or let him keep bluffing.
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#3
11-29-2007, 01:52 AM
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Re: Live $1/$2 game, tricky AA, 250BB deep...
I see what you're getting at Carte Blanche but would you keep betting here with A9 after getting called? I'd prefer to put pressure on him out of position, especially if we're going to call the turn for roughly the same price as our flop 3bet woulda been. It makes his hand more readable IMO. Many ways to skin a cat [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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