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Old 08-14-2005, 10:18 PM
zephed zephed is offline
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Default Re: On a steal, typical turn raise...

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<font color="green">IMO, this is a SB stealing hand only if the BB is passive and will fold a lot pf or release quickly post flop.</font> Yes, against a random hand you are probably ahead but that means less than being OOP.
<font color="blue">You have little showdown value</font> and are dead toa complete bluff. Fold and re-evaluate your stealing strategy...

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<font color="green">Having a player like this is a dream, it rarely happens though. Most players are either tag's or lag's.

So you think open completing is better? -I've been trying this and I like it. Reading hands becomes easier.

Or would you fold this? -I don't really like this.

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<font color="blue">When this hand hits the flop, it's usually pretty strong.

Yes, it has no showdown value.</font>


Anyways, I 3-bet the turn because the second ace made it half as likely that he held an ace, and this is a nice bluffing card for him + tags like to move fellow tags off hands + this is a blind steal.

He folded. I'm pretty sure I just spewed chips and won the dick waving competition. Anyways, I guess you could call it a semi-bluff 3-bet. I could have up to ten outs if I was behind to a low pair, 9 or 7.
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