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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
Lets look at the action.
The opponent is checking and calling all the way which suggests a draw or weaker holding (bad kicker?) The only likley draw is diamonds but we get just a call on the turn. (If he would have made diamonds ther is no way a player just calls the turns especially as he would not have the nut flush) To my mind those who say check and fold get bluffed out of a lot of pots on scary boards like this when they should be the ones doing the semi-bluffing. If you check and your opponents bets there is $190 in the pot for you call. Given the opponent is checking all the way and a scary board I think a bluff bet when checked to is automatic by a lot of players let alone 15% D. |
#12
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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
Bet and fold to a raise. Clarkmeister applies. He has no idea whether you have a diamond or not.
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#13
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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
In the hand David check-called his hand was not good.
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#14
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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
I bet even clarkmeister would say his theorm doesn't apply here.
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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
is clark's theorem bet and fold to a raise on a 4flush board? it's not going to work in this game.
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Re: I got to there river. Now what?
here is a new idea for all you LHE players that you are not familiar with. check/fold. your opponent probably has you beat and if he is considering a bluff he must think you checked with the intention of calling
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