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Wouldn't this be a classic opportunity to induce a bluff?
This is only a good opportunity to induce a bluff if, a) your opponent is a strong enough player to recognize this as a bluffing opportunity, or b) your opponent bluffs constantly. Given my (limited) experience with Party 2-4, I wouldn't count on my opponent to be conscious enough to try to induce him to bluff. |
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ahh, that thread helps a lot MK, I read that a while back and dismissed it because I wasn't clear on what was going on. Now I know, and understand. Thanks
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...checking and calling is almost certainly -EV here. Betting may be -EV, but may be less -EV... [/ QUOTE ] So if both these options are -EV, why should anybody do either? |
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So if I understand this correctly, if you have no fear of a raise, you should always bet the river if first to act (or checked to you)?
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So if both these options are -EV, why should anybody do either?
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Well, if you say that checking and calling is -EV and betting is -EV, then your best option would be to check and fold, which would be neutral EV. I'm not saying I support folding in this specific hand, but according to your statement about the EV of the two options mentioned, it would seem you do.
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No... you are misunderstanding. It makes me think that you don't understand the decision process here.
When I say -EV, I'm talking only about the bets going in on the river. It has nothing to do with what's in the pot. It is assumed that you aren't going to check-fold top two on the river. |
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I understand now. I thought you were saying that checking and calling and betting was -EV in general. My mistake. BTW, I think it's better to bet out here.
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That "infininte pot" example makes all your bets relatively free, so I don't think it's a good analogy. I would bet every time in that case.
Plus, there was no re-raising there. Here, the reason you would check would be to prevent being raised by a big bet amount that is not "free". |
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