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why not just call the river for a pot that size. it seems that you would at least break even on that situation... im an aggressive player and would definately try and push a scared player off of that pot if i were holding QQ.
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Amazing fold. But i can't make this one usually afraiding of QQ. [/ QUOTE ] Wouldn't you call for metagame purposes? I don't want good players knowing that I am capable of folding for one bet in pots that big. |
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Wouldn't you call for metagame purposes? I don't want good players knowing that I am capable of folding for one bet in pots that big. [/ QUOTE ] Metagame considerations arent as important in a multiway pot. We had 6 players on the flop 4 on the turn and 3 on the river. Knowing I am capable of making this laydown is probably never going to come up again. |
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"Why aren't you capping the flop?" isn't really my question. If your fear is JJ, I understand. But if you fear JJ, why raise 2+2er on the turn? And then, why raise 2+2er on the turn and fold the 28.5BB pot for 1 bet on the river? Loose Fish isn't gonna raise. He doesn't have JJ. Maybe 2+2er does, so why raise the turn?
You had a bit of an identity crisis in this hand as I see it. PF, you think you have the best hand. On the flop, you raise and smooth-call the 3rd bet. You come out on the turn and raise and then fold on the river thinking you're beat. If you're not gonna cap the flop, check/call the turn/river. If you're not capping because you "know" that you're beat, fold on the turn. But I don't see any reason to fold the river for 1 bet with the pot this big. |
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He didn't know he was beat untill his turn raise was 3bet.
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"Why aren't you capping the flop?" isn't really my question. If your fear is JJ, I understand. But if you fear JJ, why raise 2+2er on the turn? And then, why raise 2+2er on the turn and fold the 28.5BB pot for 1 bet on the river? Loose Fish isn't gonna raise. He doesn't have JJ. Maybe 2+2er does, so why raise the turn? You had a bit of an identity crisis in this hand as I see it. PF, you think you have the best hand. On the flop, you raise and smooth-call the 3rd bet. You come out on the turn and raise and then fold on the river thinking you're beat. If you're not gonna cap the flop, check/call the turn/river. If you're not capping because you "know" that you're beat, fold on the turn. But I don't see any reason to fold the river for 1 bet with the pot this big. [/ QUOTE ] Capping the flop will not force either of the calling stations out. In a pot this big i think it is more important to increase my chances of winning the pot by waiting till the turn to raise. By waiting till the turn I might get them to fold a 5-outer or a bare ace. When 2+2er 3 bets me on the turn i am 99% i am behind, but at this point i am getting odds to call for my 2 outer (I have the black kings, so both of my outs are 100% clean). Why call the river getting 28:1 when i cant beat anything? Can you find any hand that Peter would play this way besides JJ or AA? |
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Based on that, I understand. I did think of this, but I didn't wanna ask if you were only calling looking for a King because if you weren't, I didn't wanna give you an out. I apologize for the lack of trust on my part, but that was my honest part. I don't like to admit it, but I'm human and should've just asked it expecting an honest answer. I apologize.
I'm still probably check/calling the turn and river. I'm just not much the fan of your turn raise, really. That bothers me most. From your read, I like the fold on the river and never argue with someone acting on their read unless the logic behind the read is faulty and I see that. I know I'm sounding like a broken record, but why raise the turn? I figure you called the flop, as opposed to capping to induce a turn bet to raise, but if I feel I'm best against 2 opponents and a flush draw on the board minus an Ace, I'm capping for value on the flop and check/calling the turn/river. |
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Depending on my read on a player i can do this. And occasionally i have wrong read...
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if anyone cares peter had JJ and the fishy player called on the end with AQ
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