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10-28-2004, 05:01 AM
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How to proceed on the river here
You're in the big blind with no cards, 7/9o.
The flop is 6/8/J rainbow giving you the OESD. You bet. The turn is a 3. You bet. The River is a Queen. You've made nothing and been called at every opportunity. Do you throw another bet out? Or do you check then fold to a bet? Or do you call any bet since you are so far into the pot? 
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#2
10-28-2004, 05:11 AM
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Re: How to proceed on the river here
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Or do you call any bet since you are so far into the pot? [/ QUOTE ] Why on earth would you call a bet?!?!?!?!
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#4
10-28-2004, 09:00 AM
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Re: How to proceed on the river here
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Do you throw another bet out? Or do you check then fold to a bet? [/ QUOTE ] It depends. On many things. [ QUOTE ] Or do you call any bet since you are so far into the pot? [/ QUOTE ] Why would you call with 9 high? You'll be shown bottom pair much more often than say, 57. If think you'the pot is too big to give it up (it's not here BTW), you should at least take a stab with a bet.
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#5
10-28-2004, 05:18 PM
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Re: How to proceed on the river here
bweiser,
As others have said: (1) You need to provide more information (i.e., a narrative of how the hand played out including such things as number of players and their position, the betting on each round, a brief description of how your opponents play, etc.) in order to get meaningful advice. (2) Check-calling on the end is a bad choice. With a busted draw you should either bet out or check-raise (as a bluff) or you should check-fold your hand. I will also add that oftentimes you should check-call on the flop rather than bet out. I would only bet this flop if I thought that there was a reasonable chance I could pick up the pot immedietly. -- Manzanita
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