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#11
10-10-2007, 08:30 AM
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Re: 77 in mw-pot the board pairs on turn
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what about donking the flop hoping that BU will raise and do the protection for us? [/ QUOTE ] What hands do you think he is raising? The usual problem with this kind of thought proces is that when he does raise and "protect" your hand for you - well then you dont have a hand to protect as you are drawing to 2 outs vs his overpair and you dont want the other guys to fold if you want to stay in the pot. Donking is terrible unless you have a read that he will raise AK, AQ etc. 
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#12
10-11-2007, 10:28 AM
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Re: 77 in mw-pot the board pairs on turn
Why not donking the turn and fold to a raise? I don't think this Bu raise with AK with this board 4way.
1) We avoid a free card when we are ahead. 2) We fold a 2 outer, if he raises with an overpair (which is not 100% sure), but we save a bet on the river very often. 3)BB and SB are more likely to fold overcards with a donk imo.
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#13
10-11-2007, 11:40 AM
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Re: 77 in mw-pot the board pairs on turn
I'm pretty much looking to showdown my hand here in a large pot close to 100% of the time (unless SB suddenly wakes up and raises somewhere). I hate the idea of putting three bets in on the turn, so I'm just calling there. Not saying this is the optimal way to play this hand, but I really want to get to showdown here, and make it fairly cheap.
A blank river could be a donk. Not sure.
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