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10-12-2005, 01:32 AM
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My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
Party 100 NL 6max
Hero has $105, Villian has $102. Villian is 21/13/-127/84 Hero is in the BB with KK. 1 fold. Villian limps. 2 fold. Sb folds. Hero raises to $4. Villian calls. Flop is 8d 9h Qd. Pot is $8, Hero bets $8. Villian raises to $15. Hero...?? 
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#2
10-12-2005, 01:33 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
quit stealing my name
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#3
10-12-2005, 01:36 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
had it a yr ago.....
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#4
10-12-2005, 01:38 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
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had it a yr ago..... [/ QUOTE ] fold pf.
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#5
10-12-2005, 01:44 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
Well, I see two options:
re-raise call, and bet big on a safe turn card btw, wouldn't 16 be the minimum raise for him on the flop?
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#8
10-12-2005, 02:11 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
These are the two lines that first came to me. I'm just wondering which is better? I feel lost if I just reraised here, opponent called, and I'm OOP on the turn. Do we then just check/fold the turn?
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#9
10-12-2005, 02:58 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
I assume he minraised to $16. In my experience, minraises often mean either a good hand looking for more action or a drawing hand looking for a free card.
If villain has PFR% of 13, I'd imagine he probably open-raises 88/99/QQ preflop from MP. Hands he'd limp there are more like KQ, JT, QJ, 98, T9, 77-22, weak aces, and the like. Against this range, I'd say you're most likely against a flush draw or a pair of queens (or maybe even a lower pair testing your flop bet to see if you were continuing after a missed AK/AJ or something). Reraise to $35 or $40 and put the tough decision on the villain. He might not be able to lay down a losing hand, and you'll take down a big pot. If he's drawing to a flush and misses the turn, he'll get another uncomfortable situation when you put him to a decision for most or all of his chips. If he reraises you again on the flop, you're beaten and should fold.
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#10
10-12-2005, 03:42 AM
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Re: My first NL post,. What\'s my line?
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or a drawing hand looking for a free card. [/ QUOTE ] You think so? I can see a drawing hand in position leading out after a check as a semi-bluff, because the bet serves more purposes than just getting a free card on the next street. But minraising when the original bettor leads out with a PSB? He's pretty sure that he's gonna be called or raised here. I don't see much use for the minraise here, other than getting more money in the pot, or a weak-ass attempt to protect his top pair / trying to pick off a continuation bet. So the real question is: is this a lousy attempt to pick up the pot, or is he value betting his hand?
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