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I didn't advocate pushing. If you disagree with my logic, present an argument as to why, and please argue against what I'm actually suggesting. When you wrote "push", I assume this means an all-in bet, which is NOT what I'm suggesting.
Here's what I'm assuming: 1)Villain could have anything 2)Villain is pissed, so he's looking for an excuse to mix it up 3)Villian is much more likely to have one heart than two. I had to look around to see what your suggested line was. You say to check behind, but I don't know for what purpose. If a heart comes, and villain bets, do you plan to fold? I'm assuming this is what you have in mind. If not, tell me what your plan is, and we'll compare your plan with mine. If a non-heart comes on the turn, and Villain bets, what's the plan? It's hard to compare your plan with mine, since you don't say what your plan is, other than checking the flop. My plan is to bet around 150 to protect my hand on flop, and hope the pissed off villain comes over the top with a hand against which I'm the favorite. I think, given the circumstances, this is quite likely to happen. If he folds, that's fine too. If your plan is to check and fold if a heart comes on the turn, then your line is better than mine if a heart comes on the turn and Villain actually had a heart. It's also better than mine if Villain has two hearts and flopped a flush. If Villain doesn't have a heart, or if he has one heart and a heart doesn't come on the turn, then my line is better. |
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