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Re: $10 Turned trips facing huge raise
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guess my question is; in these types of situations, should I go with my reads (which are often right [not always for making big laydowns, sometimes for big calls or steals] or still call praying that villain is just a low limit donkey? [/ QUOTE ] What is your read on this guy? If you're read is nothing more than a sick feeling that you're beat it's not a read at all. It's not uncommon to want to play scared when you're running bad but you need to get beyond that and just focus on consistently making profitable decisions. |
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Re: $10 Turned trips facing huge raise
Hmm..You're right, I didn't give a very good explanation of the situation, I should have posted this hand after the end of my session while it was still fresh in my mind.
I guess saying I didn't have a read on him wasn't entirely accurate. My read wasn't solid by any means but at the time it seemed like this player wouldn't make any crazy post flop bets or raises on a bluff. Villain wasn't an EXCESSIVE limper, nor did I see him do anything crazy after the flop. [i'll edit the main post] I don't play scared, poker lost much of its' emotional impact for me long ago. |
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Re: $10 Turned trips facing huge raise
Or not, apparently I can't edit the main post.
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Re: $10 Turned trips facing huge raise
Generally if I make a set/trips I'm looking to get all-in. If villian has 88 for the boat, then, well, time to fire up another game. I might get away from trips on a 4-flush, 3 straight with high cards board, then again, I might not.
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Re: $10 Turned trips facing huge raise
Im gettin it in here and feeling very good about it. If he had a boat he would prolly flatcall and let you hang yourself on the river.
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