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Re: Application of the overbet?
Bet $5, so he will call you with an ace.
He doesn't seem to have anything. Plus if he is a real moron he may raise you with nothing. |
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Re: Application of the overbet?
As you not only don't have the nuts but don't even have the 2nd or 3rd nuts, I would recommend betting $5-$8.
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Re: Application of the overbet?
[ QUOTE ]
As you not only don't have the nuts but don't even have the 2nd or 3rd nuts, I would recommend betting $5-$8. [/ QUOTE ] The arguments I can think of for this move are: 1)The pot isn't that large so an overbet seems like less of a scary thing 2) opponent is very passive, not much fear of him raising here. 3) I often see 30/4 opponents who also don't fold often postflop. It isn't necessarily the case here, but the hand was checked on the turn...perhaps this fish could convince himself you're bluffing. |
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Re: Application of the overbet?
At the same time, villain is very likely weak. I think a 7 or 55 or maybe A high calls $8 here but not $20. If I had 67+ here with different action I just push.
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Re: Application of the overbet?
His hand does not look strong enough to call a push. Calling a push will most likely get him to fold. Your hand is also not very disguised.
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