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01-29-2007, 02:26 PM
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Turn raise
Opponent is Arvin, a Wynn 15 regular who plays fairly predicatable, but well in terms of B&M play.
We had a previous confrontation the day before where I raised several limpers (including Arvin) in LP with JJ. He and I had been talking about young players (ie me) and how we like to gamble (lol) and play aggressively. He calls and asks, "Gamble?" and I say "Gamble." Flop is Axx and it is checked to me and I bet. Limpers fold and he c/rs. It's heads up and I 3-bet. He 4-bets. I call and fold the turn. This hand I have JJ again, but UTG. Arvin is in the BB. I raise, get one ccer in LP who sucks and Arvin defends. Flop is Qu6h3h. I bet, ccer folds, Arvin c/rs. I call. Turn is a blank. Arvin bets and I raise. Thoughts? 
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#7
01-29-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: Turn raise
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turn wasn't a jack and meta-game would be ridic for me to 3-bet and fold to a 4-bet on a cheap street. no, arvin is older, looks maybe hawaiian? and with gray hair. [/ QUOTE ] Is there something I'm missing here. You put him on having you beat, so you have 2 outs of 47, 1/23.5 and at best you're getting 17 to 1?
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#9
01-29-2007, 04:23 PM
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Re: Turn raise
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Good spot for this line given your situation w/your opponent. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. The way I saw people looking you up at Wynn and Mirage, there's plenty of value in this line.
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