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Re: A few decisions...
He would be getting around 9:1 if I raise. Edit: wow, I shouldn't post like this. I thought he had 6 outs with AK.
Right on the second point. I'm a little high right now. I don't think you realize how much strength SB is showing by betting into a field of 4 after the 3-bet PF. |
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Re: A few decisions...
oh wait, I thought BB bet the flop and SB was still left to act. Since sb bet the flop, it's obviously unlikely he has a JT hand like I said and, if he did, wouldn't fold it for one more.
Because of this, your flop call seems more reasonable than it would if sb was still in. However, my points about sb getting scared on the turn and Dean folding a 3 outer would still make me raise. I do see your reasoning though (Dean is either way ahead of you or drawing to 3 outs), and do not think calling the flop is horrible. However, I still think it's worth investing the extra sb since you're gonna have to see the turn (and probably the river) anyway. |
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Re: A few decisions...
Oh, and you absolutely need to raise the turn the way you played it.
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Re: A few decisions...
You guys are missing the point, some hand reading please. What do you bet into a field of 4 with when there has been strength shown PF and he is in perfect position to CR?
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Re: A few decisions...
are you kidding? I've played in these games before, this guy could have anything. 78, A4 etc.
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Re: A few decisions...
I'd raise the flop, if I didn't I'd definitely raise the turn since he bet it for you. If you get 3 bet, fold next hand.
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