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#11
03-05-2005, 02:09 PM
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Re: quads without a raise?
am I a LAG for wanting to raise that preflop?
honestly, that hand just happened to work out as bad as it could. I don't think not raising is so bad. you're probably not going to get played back at on the turn, so the overcalls are more valuable and you'll occasionally get to call-raise 
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#12
03-05-2005, 02:23 PM
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Re: quads without a raise?
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am I a LAG for wanting to raise that preflop? honestly, that hand just happened to work out as bad as it could. I don't think not raising is so bad. you're probably not going to get played back at on the turn, so the overcalls are more valuable and you'll occasionally get to call-raise [/ QUOTE ] Not unless you always raise this preflop.
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#13
03-05-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: quads without a raise?
Stox,
I think this is well played. Sometimes you are just stuck in a position were passivity pays. Kinda what I was trying to get across (poorly) in this thread.
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#14
03-05-2005, 04:17 PM
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Re: quads without a raise?
I think you have to raise the turn here. Maybe its my current bad run talking but I want to make the guy with Tc9c make a mistake to chase his gutshot, and the guy who just picked up a heart draw pay the premium now. Besides the guy who was going to give you a chance to 3 bet might still give you a chance to 4 bet.
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#15
03-05-2005, 05:14 PM
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Re: quads without a raise?
i agree that if there is a place to raise it's the turn. at the time i was hoping for
a) a raise so i could 3 bet b) 2 overcalls but it's certainly debateable.
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