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#4
09-01-2007, 11:59 AM
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Re: set on the river, how to play it
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[ QUOTE ] this is an easy raise. why would u be behind call a 3bet [/ QUOTE ] Why would you call a 3 bet? What hands are we ahead of that he 3 bets? [/ QUOTE ] Aces up? YT 
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#7
09-01-2007, 01:40 PM
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Re: set on the river, how to play it
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The board is A235, Do you really think aces up will 3 bet? [/ QUOTE ] yes
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#8
09-01-2007, 01:46 PM
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Re: set on the river, how to play it
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] this is an easy raise. why would u be behind call a 3bet [/ QUOTE ] Why would you call a 3 bet? What hands are we ahead of that he 3 bets? [/ QUOTE ] Aces up? YT [/ QUOTE ] Complete air?
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#9
09-02-2007, 03:32 AM
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Re: set on the river, how to play it
I'll answer this another way - I think he would be correct to 3-bet hands other than a strait here as there aren't too many 4s in an open-raiser's range even on the button. As Tiger pointed out a re-bluff isn't a terrible play if you would raise-fold AK type hands. Folding a set is a mistake almost always here. I often don't fold sets when there is a 4-flush board and am amazed how often someone is betting 2-pair or worse. I don't think this situation is much different but I think a raise-fold line is much worse than flat calling. I like raise-call the most.
YT
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