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#11
07-10-2007, 09:20 AM
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Re: 200NL QQ in reraised pot. Sort of deep.
No one likes betting turn? I just feel check folding here is so weak and possibly very exploitable, but I guess that doesn't really matter if people won't actually exploit it.
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#12
07-10-2007, 09:27 AM
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Re: 200NL QQ in reraised pot. Sort of deep.
Yeah soo many people in SSNL at the moment are replying to my posts - 'zomg thats soo exploitable!!!' when no-one even knows what you are folding in these spots or is going to take advantage of it. I don't mind the check/fold. Betting half pot or something wouldn't be terrible. Check/folding the river if called.
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#13
07-10-2007, 09:48 AM
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Re: 200NL QQ in reraised pot. Sort of deep.
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Yeah soo many people in SSNL at the moment are replying to my posts - 'zomg thats soo exploitable!!!' [/ QUOTE ] QFT, what set strategy isn't exploitable? c/f is good op, he'll check behind with the hands that you beat alot
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#14
07-10-2007, 10:28 AM
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Re: 200NL QQ in reraised pot. Sort of deep.
IMO this isn't really such a clear cut fold. I think the villain's range is likely JJ, TT, 99, 88, 55, 33, or an AcKc type hand. With 65% equity against this range I don't think a CRAI is incorrect. To the villain your hand may look like an AK type hand that c-bet and then gave up when called which means he or she will be betting the turn with some hands that are complete bluffs.
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