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11-23-2007, 07:31 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
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I'd bet pot on turn and river [/ QUOTE ] I bet out weak, as I bet a bit small on flop and hoped that someone would raise me.. I guess it wasn't too bright. As played the button only had a potsized bet left on the river, but maybe UTG would have called slightly less... I guess I had the deck crippled though. Also thought that if I bet smaller then junk could call, while I figured any Jack would raise as they have no kicker problems and since I was an unknown they might think I can play worse hands like that - especially since they figure they'd split if I have the jack. [ QUOTE ] BTW: hope nobody turned around QcTc... [/ QUOTE ] Fortunately no. They both instafolded. [ QUOTE ] Also bet more flop. [/ QUOTE ] Potsized, or overbet? I just hate to commit on a monotone & straight flop OOP in case I don't improve on turn. 
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#2
11-23-2007, 07:48 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
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Potsized, or overbet? I just hate to commit on a monotone & straight flop OOP in case I don't improve on turn. [/ QUOTE ] Pot size. For example, bet 1.5$ flop - protect your hand, make their drawing expensive. If they both call the pot on the turn is 6.1$. Then make psb. If they call, then easy shove on the river.
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11-23-2007, 08:31 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
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Pot size. For example, bet 1.5$ flop - protect your hand, make their drawing expensive. If they both call the pot on the turn is 6.1$. Then make psb. If they call, then easy shove on the river. [/ QUOTE ] What if turn blanks? The pot will be $6 and button has $12 left and I have no idea what they have? If I bet pot ($6) UTG calls and button pushes, do I stack off? I mean that board is more than a bit scary for two pairs... Or am I seeing monsters?
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#4
11-23-2007, 08:42 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
I would make pot sized bet on the flop, to protect.
The draws are probably coming even with that. If the turn blanks, and the button pushes into that board, I would release to fight another day. Putting them on a made draw or set when they raise that board... The key on reading their hand is asking yourself how the villians are acting relative to the flop. They see what U see, and if they aren't seeing monsters-they have one.. My 2c, The_Bowler
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#5
11-23-2007, 08:57 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
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If the turn blanks, and the button pushes into that board, I would release to fight another day. Putting them on a made draw or set when they raise that board... [/ QUOTE ] Would you still bet turn? Or did you mean bet/call or bet/fold depending on the bets from button or UTG. I felt kind of lost, since I didn't think that UTG would call flop and turn without a good hand, and Button must have something too... Luckily I made a monster this time.. But I would feel lost if I faced a blank turn..
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11-23-2007, 09:04 AM
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Re: (NL25) Monster OOP multiway
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Would you still bet turn? Or did you mean bet/call or bet/fold depending on the bets from button or UTG. [/ QUOTE ] Bet pot on flop Make a continuation bet 3/4 pot to pot on the blank turn and if U get a shove back - I muck.. Sorry that wasn't clear... Bowler
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