15/30 Fun Razz Hand

[Sp00n]

Villain had the wheel.

[RustyBrooks]

Well of course he did, what else could he possibly have. SHEESH [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[adanthar]

meh I just bet fourth and raise fifth and then it kinda plays itself.

but as played, I think river is thin but probably mandatory.

[roggles]

I think capping 4th is stupid. When spoon raises the river into villain's board villain has to know spoon has a really strong hand. If I was villain I would only reraise with the wheel (villain can't have 6-4). Spoon, what are the results? Please pm if you don't want to post them

[Andy B]

The other guy's check on fourth is awfully suspicious. If it was suspicious on fourth, it's still suspicious on the river. In practice, I raise once on the river. Given a few minutes to think about it, I prefer the nitty path on the river.

[SGspecial]

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The other guy's check on fourth is awfully suspicious. If it was suspicious on fourth, it's suspiciouser on the river.

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Say you're playing HE and a guy raises in EP, flop is Axx. You put him on an A but he checks. Suspicious. Turn, river is A,A. Do you still put him on an A?

[Davdob]

That was my issue here. All those threes that came out, make it very likely statistically that he was slowplaying fourth. That makes the call on the river a bit stronger in my mind than trying to clip off a possible bluff on seventh with a raise, but hey, I may be a nit!

[RustyBrooks]

I would never think he's bluffing on the river. In fact, I would assume that if he could not have beaten 74 on the 6th, then he can on the river. But he may have improved to a 65 and think that he's sucked out on me. Or he may have mad a 65 on 6th.

Even if you know the 3 paired him, he can still have beaten you by 6th, and if not 6th, 7th.

I still gotta raise with the 2nd nuts.