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07-21-2005, 10:12 AM
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Re: Early bet/3bet with 88 on the flop
i really don't like a c/r here. your hand is probably good right now, but a free card will either kill it or make you think it's dead. as ~ a million others have said, bet less on the flop though.
i like a line of bet-call the flop. i know i would check behind if i had raised something like 97 or ATh and take the free card, but continue betting if i had a set. thus you can safely fold the turn (at least against me). others seem to have the belief that once you raise the flop you're obligated to bet the turn, so maybe that line doesn't work out. that's what i would do though. there's almost certainly going to be a turn card scary enough to slow down 7x. 
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07-21-2005, 10:45 AM
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Re: Early bet/3bet with 88 on the flop
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there's almost certainly going to be a turn card scary enough to slow down 7x. [/ QUOTE ] The "made" hands that I'm beating are just going to be as afraid of big cards as I am, that's true. I suppose if a players has the cahunas to bet the turn again with 7x after I call his raise deserves to win the pot?
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