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08-31-2005, 06:03 AM
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Re: Playing my draw aggressively and getting there.
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I can see a good argument for raising for value with bad players in the pot. Just that your OOP against a TAG non-steal raise. Your going to have showdown the best hand to win it. I find it easier to play postflop (protect hand, get away from hand) if I just call. [/ QUOTE ] I was just curious what else you're calling since I'm calling nothing except 22-77 here and I think it's a leek in my game. 
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#12
08-31-2005, 06:52 AM
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Re: Playing my draw aggressively and getting there.
Wow, the button bet the turn...I dont know what he could put you on besides what u had, maybe a set...yet he bet.
I think this turn is a pretty easy bet, UTG will call two as u say, so he will call one, button is an idiot and if he raises u 3-bet and go from there. This turn is going to get checked more often than u think.
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#13
08-31-2005, 01:37 PM
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Re: Playing my draw aggressively and getting there.
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[ QUOTE ] I can see a good argument for raising for value with bad players in the pot. Just that your OOP against a TAG non-steal raise. Your going to have showdown the best hand to win it. I find it easier to play postflop (protect hand, get away from hand) if I just call. [/ QUOTE ] I was just curious what else you're calling since I'm calling nothing except 22-77 here and I think it's a leek in my game. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not sure this is optimal, but against this type of player, I'll call with KQs most of the time, and with AJs and ATs. KJs sometimes against a weaker, looser player (though this may be a leak). As for pairs, I'll also add 88 and 99 to the call list in spots like this. You likely have the best hand, but protecting it will be a bitch in a 4 handed 3-bet pot, and your edge isn't huge. You can just call in these spots and your relative position will allow for a check-raise on safe flops. If there's only 1 limper, I'll usually 3-bet though.
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