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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
flop is a ridiculously easy fold.
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#12
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
I think folding the flop here is pretty weak. I call, and see if he is willing to put in another big bet (which he was). The turn is a fold for me. This is a set, AK or AQ fairly often.
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
Check flop
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
So after a steal-raise basically all of 2p2 folds to a cr unless they have, what? TPTK?
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#15
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
I would have made my flop bet slightly smaller on a dry ace high board like that. Calling villans reraise on the flop and then fold to his turn bet.
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So after a steal-raise basically all of 2p2 folds to a cr unless they have, what? TPTK? [/ QUOTE ] Not neccessarily TPTK, just their opponents hand range. |
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
why do i feel like OP would get completely different responses if he stopped the action after the flop c/r?
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Wow at all the people folding to the flop CR without a read.
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
Folding that flop is basically praying that Villain is a weak tight nit. If you cbet almost anything on this flop (and I guess you do) and then fold AJ to a raise you are in the world of pain if Villain starts raising any flop with any two.
That being said most people at these stakes are weak tight and you can fold this with peaceful mind. |
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Re: Fold Good Ace After BTN Steal
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So after a steal-raise basically all of 2p2 folds to a cr unless they have, what? TPTK? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, thats why I wrote some time ago that I almost never fold to a cbet and always raise or checkraise it unless the flop is KJT or Villain is already pissed off. |
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