Re: Standard laydown or outplayed?
 

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By the way, he bets AT here when you check the river almost all the time.

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If this is the case, why are we betting?

Jeff

Re: Standard laydown or outplayed?
 

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This is a reasonably easy call. By the way, he bets AT here when you check the river almost all the time.

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Really? I would agree most players would probably bet here if checked to but a 15.4 vpip player? I'm not too sure about this one, he's way too tight for my liking. It would make sense if there's no A or K on board.

Re: Standard laydown or outplayed?
 

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If this is the case, why are we betting?

Jeff

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I don't know, I didn't play the hand. Given how it played out though, you pretty much have to call.

Re: Standard laydown or outplayed?
 

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This is a reasonably easy call. By the way, he bets AT here when you check the river almost all the time.

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Really? I would agree most players would probably bet here if checked to but a 15.4 vpip player? I'm not too sure about this one, he's way too tight for my liking. It would make sense if there's no A or K on board.

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Forget the VIP, the relevant stat on the river is the 29.4

Re: Standard laydown or outplayed?
 

the way this hand played out AT will not bet river I'm quite certain.

based on how aggressive this player is AT, KJ, KQ all would've raised the flop to see where he's at.

looking over it again, I think he raised a missed draw or something like AJ, AQ.

edit: another possible hand is 55, but if he hit a 2outer on the river good for him, gotta pay him off.