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07-02-2007, 07:17 AM
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$500NL live shove river or smooth call or fold?>
Live hand so didnt use converter Opponent is descent but not great, sort of a passive calling station not aggressive at all, especially not aggressive with draws and fairly loose. Very loose table and donkaments galore. FR game $2-$5NL Hero $637 villain $850 Dealt to hero Jc9c Villain limps UTG Hero limps fold round to BTN who limps SB calls and BB checks Flop Ac 6s 5c Check to villain who bets $12 into a $25 pot I raise in position to $37 villain calls Turn Ks villain checks hero bets $115 villain calls River Kc Villain bets $200 UTG Hero has $480 left. Push call or fold 
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#2
07-02-2007, 07:34 AM
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Re: $500NL live shove river or smooth call or fold?>
Flush card hits and suddenly villain bets?On a paired board too...
You can't fold cause of the odds you get on your money, but definitely don't raise.
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#3
07-02-2007, 08:05 AM
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Re: $500NL live shove river or smooth call or fold?>
lol since he was kinda fishy and he c/c the turn i put him on a massive draw 78c or 79c, so when the river hits, i figure hes commited with the flush but now that i think of it. Ive represented a set here so him betting into me with a flush is ... somewhat suicidal.
so i should have smooth called i ended up pushing and he flipped over Kd6d SPEW*
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#4
07-02-2007, 09:44 AM
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Re: $500NL live shove river or smooth call or fold?>
Don't give away results so quickly. I don't like your flop play much. If you're going to raise a weak player, make it a real raise, closer to pot sized. Assuming he calls flop raise, take the free card. His most likely hand after calling a substantial flop raise is top pair, and he obviously doesn't want to let it go.
River call is fine in hand as played.
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