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11-29-2007, 02:42 AM
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Re: 1/2nl cash: 2 pr on 3 flush board
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is taking i flip on the flop so bad? we are not too sure where we are, so it might be quite nice to either take down the pot there and then or flip. not sure if this is a good suggestion though, as there probably is more value to be had. [/ QUOTE ] Well tbh, its not quite a flip, we are just a little better than that. Only problem is its a flip a best. This hand is SA/WB for getting the cash in. Letting the turn blank shoots our equity through the roof and gets more value. 
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#2
11-29-2007, 02:51 AM
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Re: 1/2nl cash: 2 pr on 3 flush board
So, we are assuming that we have no fold equity with a shove? If I am the villain in this hand I check raise with a wide range but I am not calling the shove with out a made hand or maybe a monster draw
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11-29-2007, 03:04 AM
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Re: 1/2nl cash: 2 pr on 3 flush board
I don't see any problem with just calling the flop and shoving a non spade/non 8 10 turn... atleast our fold/hand equity would be higher and if he folds he now thinks we're tricky
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#5
11-29-2007, 10:50 AM
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Re: 1/2nl cash: 2 pr on 3 flush board
Turn play: I didnt shove as it was early in the match and I wasn't sure if villain was going for another check raise. I am not sure I ever shove this, would this be a viable option? It seems like I only ever get called by hands that beat me whilst losing value from drawing hands. Clearly if another spade falls I will fold. I think value betting the turn is the better option. Thoughts?
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