.5/1 TT turned full house 9QQQx do I cap this?

[BadBigBabar]

also this is a 6max hand, which i didn't realize at first

[vixticator]

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also this is a 6max hand, which i didn't realize at first

[/ QUOTE ]Yeah, 4 handed too. I should prob say this in thread title since mostly full ring here. Any post from me will be 6max though. For future reference.

[BadBigBabar]

ok, you can post those here or in the shorthanded forum obv

i'd say just make sure you put it in bold or something when you post it here so everyone sees

[Aaron W.]

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3 bet the turn. if the SB has a hand like A9 we want him out, considering that the pot is huge. if capped you're always up against quads and can fold easily.

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If SB has A9, he's not folding... ever... If you raise here, it's for value because you believe you beat both players often enough.

I like this hand as it was played because I don't want to 3-bet/fold.

[vixticator]

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ok, you can post those here or in the shorthanded forum obv

[/ QUOTE ]Ah, how did I not notice that forum. Sorry about that... getting good replies here though. I will take future short handed questions there though. TY.

[KitCloudkicker]

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If SB has A9, he's not folding... ever...

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wow.

i think he's folding a lot more than he's capping if he's got A9. and if he's calling 2 BB cold there, well, he's a moron.

but we can agree to disagree. which seems to happen a lot between us [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[Xylocain]

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i think he's folding a lot more than he's capping if he's got A9.

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This is wrong at this level IMO and he is never folding.

[Bulletproof Monk]

i dunno i personally put them both on 9x.... where was SB on the flop? he decided to c/c 2bets then donk turn quads? doesnt make sense imo

definitely dont ever ever cap tho, as played its fine

[drzen]

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If SB has A9, he's not folding... ever...

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wow.

i think he's folding a lot more than he's capping if he's got A9. and if he's calling 2 BB cold there, well, he's a moron.

but we can agree to disagree. which seems to happen a lot between us [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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You might need to rethink your thinking if you disagree with Aaron a lot. He might be folding more than he's capping, but he's calling a lot more than he's folding.

I hate folding in this hand. I don't mind missing value though when I could this easily be giving it up.

[KitCloudkicker]

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You might need to rethink your thinking if you disagree with Aaron a lot.

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this type of philosophy - i.e. only listening to the advice of specific posters - is something that i disagree with.

in poker, as harv has said, the only absolutely correctly play is to raise the river with the nuts closing the action. all other moves are situational.

it is entirely possible for two players to have different styles of play and do different things in certain spots. that doesn't mean they're wrong. a very clever play might look questionable in the eyes of someone else. and the opinion of a single poster is never the absolute "correct" answer.

i know that aaron is a well-respected poster on here and as far as i can tell he plays very well. that doesn't mean that he's always right, or even that there is only one "right" answer to a question. heck, sometimes the "right" answer can very from game to game, player to player, and its impossible to know what that answer on a internet forum.

as a forum, i encourage everyone to think about situations for themselves without being too influenced by what others say. if you pick up something that works for you, or makes good sense to you, by all means adopt it. but dont just automatically change your mind based on who is posting without thoroughly digesting what they have to say.

good luck.