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Re: Is this a clear value bet?
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[ QUOTE ] If you can come up with a good range that leads to you winning this pot 55% or more of the time, [/ QUOTE ] You don't need to be ahead 55% of the time to bet here. [/ QUOTE ] I agree with this. I just referenced SSHE cuz I thought I saw this in there, but I couldn't find it. My apologies. What I did find though was that Miller says you should bet when you would call one bet if you checked. I think that applies here and shifts my line to a river bet. |
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Re: Is this a clear value bet?
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Miller says you should bet when you would call one bet if you checked. [/ QUOTE ] the exception to this is if you think a check might induce a hand that would have folded to bet |
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Re: Is this a clear value bet?
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[ QUOTE ] Miller says you should bet when you would call one bet if you checked. [/ QUOTE ] the exception to this is if you think a check might induce a hand that would have folded to bet [/ QUOTE ] Ya, I had a pretty lengthy discussion with DeathDonkey about this one, and we came to the conclusion that since this guy is a LP idiot, when he bets, he either beats us or ties us. Betting is right because there is a chance he will fold a queen or call with a 9 or something stupid like that. |
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Re: Is this a clear value bet?
He seems like the type who would call down with any PP, or any piece, much of which we are ahead.
I think the value is pretty clear. |
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