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12-14-2003, 01:48 AM
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Re: Paradise $20/$40 hand
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Value bet or induce the bluff? Close enough that I suspect it doesn't matter. [/ QUOTE ] I have a question for you then, Clark: If this is the case, does it become better to check/call here in order to avoid the instances where you bet and get raised? Thanks. 
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12-14-2003, 05:16 AM
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Re: Paradise $20/$40 hand
the thing is, when you bet and get raised, it's just as if you bet and got called by a 9.
i.e. it's a pretty simple fold on the river if you get raised.
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12-14-2003, 06:51 AM
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Re: Paradise $20/$40 hand
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the thing is, when you bet and get raised, it's just as if you bet and got called by a 9. i.e. it's a pretty simple fold on the river if you get raised. [/ QUOTE ] Except that this is only true if there's a 0% chance your opponent could do this with a worse holding. What if you're against a tricky opponent holding a lower PP or busted flush draw, who says, "ya know, there's a lot of money in this pot, and I've seen this wild reckless Vehn bet a whole lot of hands, but become paper mache to raises. Maybe he's been betting something I can get him off of with a raise? I don't have to succeed often to make this work, so, sure, let's make a play on the pot."
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