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[Josh.]

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I dont like this. You are good often enough, and im not convinced hes folding an A

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that's a tough call to make with an A. all he really beats is a double float or a king turned bluff

[Teh1337zor]

actually I kinda like it

[berserk]

Since you probably take a more aggressive line with most flush draws i dont like it at all. Also, youre good a lot.

[ahnuld]

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I dont like this. You are good often enough, and im not convinced hes folding an A

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that's a tough call to make with an A. all he really beats is a double float or a king turned bluff

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yeah but people are [censored] retarded and call with the AAK77 all the time assuming a split like 90% of the time even though that isnt true.

[ahnuld]

opps. When I posted the converter or my browser wasnt working and I couldnt see the flush get there. I just saw you missed your flush draw and assumed the other cards were rainbow since I couldnt see any suits other than hearts assigned to the cards. Disregard my posts

[DrMagic]

I like this. Wp

[Moonshine]

This is good. It's hard to put you on a bluff from his perspective unless you turned a made hand into a bluff, which he would prob expect you to check behind on the river. I dont think there's anyway an Ace calls this

[jfish]

what everybody but ahnuld said.

[Chaostracize]

Hm

When you call the turn, how often do you have a flush draw there? Ever?

Isn't this also a good turn for the flop bettor to be betting a draw, since there's a good chance you have a weak K/mid pp/flush draw and he can use the added power of the A to get it off?

I'm not convinced that you're up against an A here at all, and I think checking through has a ton more +ev.

The only hand that you could legitimately is the A high nfd turned top pair rivered flush, and I think you can be expected to put more action in on the flop with that hand, anyway.

I think you'll get looked up more out of confusion with an A, and when you don't get looked up I think you were ahead anyway.

Edit: Thinking more, I think the most likely holding is another K, in which case, I think a regular PSB or 3/4 pot bet should work fine. I don't think you need an "extra" support in this specific hand to push a K out.

[minnesotasam]

I like.