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10-08-2007, 02:31 PM
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Re: ($16) AA on paired board
Probably bet the flop too, he looks like he has station stats, and you have a really good hand. Dont be afraid of the queen, If he had it then fine whatever, I'm more worried about him having the flush, and you letting him get there.
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10-08-2007, 02:34 PM
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Re: ($16) AA on paired board
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Probably bet the flop too, he looks like he has station stats, and you have a really good hand. Dont be afraid of the queen, If he had it then fine whatever, I'm more worried about him having the flush, and you letting him get there. [/ QUOTE ] Bet/call flop? I feel awful stacking off 30 bbs to an idiot here but maybe it's best...
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#3
10-08-2007, 03:07 PM
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Re: ($16) AA on paired board
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[ QUOTE ] Probably bet the flop too, he looks like he has station stats, and you have a really good hand. Dont be afraid of the queen, If he had it then fine whatever, I'm more worried about him having the flush, and you letting him get there. [/ QUOTE ] Bet/call flop? I feel awful stacking off 30 bbs to an idiot here but maybe it's best... [/ QUOTE ] the villain you described at this buy in is not stacking off with just a queen here. especially after you decide to check the flop, the turn is a must bet/call.
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