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05-06-2003, 01:58 PM
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Re: Flopping the joint but then what? (i only flopped a pair)
I prefer betting the flop in this situation. I would have called the flop raise.
Whether to lead or check-raise the turn should depend on whether this player will pound overcards or be likely to take a free card, in addition to your present read on him. I would have bet the turn and hoped to 3-bet. Why didn't you cap the turn (assuming a 4 bet cap)? 
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05-06-2003, 02:03 PM
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Re: Flopping the joint but then what? (i only flopped a pair)
We were heads-up so there was no cap. I didn't 4-bet the turn b/c I thought I was behind when he 3-bet after I checkraised. That's showing a lot of strength on his part. Although the only hands that beat me are KT, QQ, and JJ. I guess I should have known I was still in the lead b/c he's not going to raise preflop with KT and he wouldn't have played the flop in that manner with JJ. And there's only one combo for QQ. Well I guess 99 beats me as well.
Hmmmm....
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