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Old 11-02-2005, 10:00 PM
Newt_Buggs Newt_Buggs is offline
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Default Re: $22 - TT, tough hand for me

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preflop I would either limp or raise it up stronger, but I can't really say that a miniraise is wrong. I'de bet a little more on the flop, but the turn is very tricky. Even though you're pretty far ahead of his hand range, I'm checking the turn to keep the pot small and hopefully induce some bluffs on the turn/river since there's a decent chance that he's a donk trying to get tricky.

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I definitely don't want to see an A-J on the river, and don't want to give that free card. I probably get the same bluff attempts as if I check the turn. Like if I check and he'd bluff AQ, he'd probably bluff AQ after calling a bet on the turn.

In fact I think I induce more bluffs by betting the turn and checking the river. So many times at these limits people will fold for small bets on the river (like if I had pushed) but will often make a hopeless shove when checked to. I don't understand the reasoning behind that, but that's the way it is.

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He is far more likely to bet AQ if checked to on the turn than he is to call a turn bet from you with it.

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You'll get called by far too many players (negating the plan to c-bet the flop) with all kinds of holdings

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I limp this preflop too, but your above quote should be an argument for rasing, not for limping.
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