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11-24-2007, 02:53 AM
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Re: Battling Flop Miniraises from Regs
With a certain sort of metagame, I like this line.
Your c-bet range should be like overpairs/78/total air. So given that range, it doesn't make sense for him to raise your c-bet small with a set. But it does make sense to minraise your c-bet as a bluff. On the turn he can def expect you to fold the weaker end of your range, and can def expect you to c/r the stronger end of your range, so it makes sense for him to continue and your line looks credible. That said, the read you gave doesn't really convince me that this sort of metagame exists. NL200 regs do weird [censored] for value cause lots of them suck. Plus, I think you come off a bit FPSy, so people are probably more likely to take this line against you with a strong hand to try and induce some FPS. Also, check/fold the flop. 
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11-24-2007, 04:48 AM
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Re: Battling Flop Miniraises from Regs
I hate it. I see absolutely no reason to bet that flop. If you're going to need to "play poker" to make this reg fold his fair share of hands, then it's best to do it with more than a bet or two behind you.
imo, then best line by far is to check turn and then dance / make it rain / play poker. You can rep an overpair pretty convincingly by checking behind that flop and waking up later.
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#5
11-24-2007, 04:58 AM
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Re: Battling Flop Miniraises from Regs
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[ QUOTE ] You can rep an overpair pretty convincingly by checking behind that flop and waking up later. [/ QUOTE ] huh? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah I have HH dyslexia, thought we were IP.
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11-24-2007, 04:52 AM
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Re: Battling Flop Miniraises from Regs
[censored] you're OOP, urrgrghrghghgh
Disregard above post. If your reads are right then that line is fine but obviously ultra high variance (and imo unnecessary). If he's really that bad of an fps-ey spewtard then just pair-mining is fine.
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