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Old 11-29-2007, 11:54 AM
Nick Royale Nick Royale is offline
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Default Re: need a plan vs a 2+2er

I like just bet/folding. I'm afraid a thinking player will realise we're not check/calling with a hand we're willing to felt. We'll have decent fe and if we're called we have some outs.
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Old 11-29-2007, 12:14 PM
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I like just bet/folding. I'm afraid a thinking player will realise we're not check/calling with a hand we're willing to felt. We'll have decent fe and if we're called we have some outs.

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This is spot on imo.
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Old 11-29-2007, 12:24 PM
Noam Chomsky Noam Chomsky is offline
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I like just bet/folding. I'm afraid a thinking player will realise we're not check/calling with a hand we're willing to felt. We'll have decent fe and if we're called we have some outs.

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We're not folding a Q, KK, AA or TT so why is fe relevant?

Also, just for the sake of discussion if:

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a thinking player will realise we're not check/calling with a hand we're willing to felt.

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is true, we should c/c, c/c then right? Cause the thinking player, knowing that we aren't willing to felt should check behind all monsters/value hands on the turn and bet all bluffs?

fwiw, I think you have more than c/c or b/f available to you on this flop vs a good portion of 2p2ers though I think both of those lines are just fine.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:02 PM
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We're not folding a Q, KK, AA or TT so why is fe relevant?


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Because getting him to fold a worse hand is better than we folding the best hand. And he might very well have a bunch of outs.

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is true, we should c/c, c/c then right? Cause the thinking player, knowing that we aren't willing to felt should check behind all monsters/value hands on the turn and bet all bluffs?

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On this type of board checking behind even if he suspect we'll fold is bad.
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Old 11-29-2007, 05:04 PM
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Default Re: need a plan vs a 2+2er

someone put a zero on the end of the numbers and post it in high stakes...
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Old 11-29-2007, 06:10 PM
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someone put a zero on the end of the numbers and post it in high stakes...

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lol, not a bad idea
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Old 11-29-2007, 01:03 PM
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I like just bet/folding. I'm afraid a thinking player will realise we're not check/calling with a hand we're willing to felt. We'll have decent fe and if we're called we have some outs.

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Sure bet-folds disguises the strength of our hand and Villain will likely put us on nuts or air, but I'm not sure if in a good way.

Since we 3-bet him once before in the same position, Villain might think that we're 3-betting light and raise us with AK assuming that he has 10 outs. If that's ever the case, then bet-folding is terrible.

I doubt we're ever folding out a better hand. So there's no FE in betting.

If the Villain does have TT or QQ which are reasonable hands to assume since he didn't 4-bet. Then I hate getting knocked off our sweet draw to the inside straight...when he inevitably pushes over our bet.

Do u think the Villain ever bets AK if checked to which he would have folded if we bet?

As for not being willing to felt on a turn blank card. Should we be willing to? Thats what I alluded to in my first post. It's not a sweet option but we might have to.

this sucks.

and i don't think that it's one of those situation where all the options are about equal EV so it really doesn't matter. I think one choice is probably significantly EV over others...i just can't figure out where the crux is.......
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