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03-27-2007, 02:33 PM
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River b/f w/ Overpair
my image at this table is very solid and in control (not that i expect people to pay attention. i haven't played with any of these guys before, so they are unaware of my spewy tendencies. i haven't played any big pots, but have been raising consistently in position, taking it down preflop or on the flop w/ c-bets. i may have given up on the turn once or twice.
the villain hasn't done anyting terrible. however, he does seem to call a lot. i wasnt using hud, since i was only four tabling, but i would assume he is like 22/12 or thereabouts. effective stacks are 200. i raise JJ utg and villain cc UTG+1, everone else folds. flop: T73r i bet 12 into a 15 pot and villain cc w/o much though, but not instantly. turn give us another 7. i bet 24 into 39 pot. again, he cold calls after a short pause. the turn is another 3 and I lead for 45 or so (just over half pot). villain pauses for a few seconds and then pushes. i fold. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] 
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#2
03-27-2007, 04:03 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
Personally i've tried to stop making those really transparent 1/2 pot river value bets with hands that cant take any heat. I either bet more on the river or dont bet at all.
I think the river is a good fold.
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#3
03-27-2007, 04:07 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
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Personally i've tried to stop making those really transparent 1/2 pot river value bets with hands that cant take any heat. I either bet more on the river or dont bet at all. [/ QUOTE ] disagree. Fold looks good. Especially with "seems to call alot" could very easily have a 7. 89 would be the obvious air though.
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#4
03-27-2007, 04:13 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
Looks okay to me.
On the river, the value bet is really thin, since you're repping an overpair for sure and it he was calling down with a T it's tough to make that 3rd call (especially since you don't have an image of a 3barrel bluffer). If the flop was like 7 or 8 high and you had a reasonable chance of getting paid by a smaller overpair I'd like a river bet more.
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#6
03-27-2007, 04:31 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
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I assume your bet on the river was to block a bluff and get a call from a ten. Now that you are raised, I think you have to fold. [/ QUOTE ] yeah thats pretty much it. i figured he would check behind his tens, but might make a crying call on the river, since he seemed to be a station. does anybody ever c/f this river, if he makes a sizeable bet? at the time i felt like it was too weak, but i am unsure he would bluff me here. Kermit
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03-27-2007, 05:06 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
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my image at this table is very solid and in control (not that i expect people to pay attention. i haven't played with any of these guys before, so they are unaware of my spewy tendencies. i haven't played any big pots, but have been raising consistently in position, taking it down preflop or on the flop w/ c-bets. i may have given up on the turn once or twice. the villain hasn't done anyting terrible. however, he does seem to call a lot. i wasnt using hud, since i was only four tabling, but i would assume he is like 22/12 or thereabouts. effective stacks are 200. i raise JJ utg and villain cc UTG+1, everone else folds. flop: T73r i bet 12 into a 15 pot and villain cc w/o much though, but not instantly. turn give us another 7. i bet 24 into 39 pot. again, he cold calls after a short pause. the turn is another 3 and I lead for 45 or so (just over half pot). villain pauses for a few seconds and then pushes. i fold. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] You defined your hand. He knows you don't have a 7 or a 3. He called the flop. He could have either. He can put you in with air here. Personally, I check-call reasonable sized bets on the river with overpairs after firing 2 barrels out of position.
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#9
03-27-2007, 05:17 PM
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Re: River b/f w/ Overpair
fine fold
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