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12-07-2005, 03:05 AM
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Re: When and When Not to Checkraise Bluff
Hey Shillx,
I've almost forgotten that we've played HU before. Good strategy especially since I was pratically clueless on HU play way back then. When I played HU with JeffW a couple months ago I abused this line a lot. You're list good reasons on why this CR is bad. I remember reading something on the forums about CRing on a Ace high board against a blind stealer. Villain is les likely to be stealing from UTG 7 Handed. And I'll have to fire two barrels more often than I'll like. Come to think of it this hand wasn't even the worse. In my sessions at tight ass 5/10 today I checkraised probably way too much with like pratically nothing. No draws, no high card strenght. Might be because I get too impatient nowadays. 
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12-07-2005, 07:22 AM
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Re: When and When Not to Checkraise Bluff
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I thought the Ace was a good card for me to bluff him off something like QQ, JJ, 99 or KQ, KJ. Sure he has a gutshot, but he won't really have the odds to call a turn bet. Then again people can't stand folding their premium pocket pairs. Meh. I soon left the table which was 22% to the flop. [/ QUOTE ] People do this to me all the time at 5-10. Look at it from the perspective of the PFR. Lets say I have QQ, i raise, all fold to u, a TAG who is probably tricky, you call in the BB. Flop A T 2 I bet, you c/r. When I have QQ here, I think about what this c/r is trying to acomplish. Why, if you had an A, would you c/r this flop. I usually do not. So just by that thought alone, I'd call the c/r, call the turn, and call the river. If you actually do have an A, i'll make a note of it and move on. From your end, against a quality player, your hand is done. You are ahead of KQ, KJ, and QJ. But you aren't ahead by much. I'd c/f this flop almost always.
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#16
12-07-2005, 07:33 PM
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Re: When and When Not to Checkraise Bluff
i think it's the kinda flop you want to be folding, personally
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