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Old 06-01-2005, 06:16 PM
Macint0sh Macint0sh is offline
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Default Re: Two pair vs. 4 flush board

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Because you thought "the villain was steaming", "didn't think he had the flush" etc.. Against a normally passive opponent, I would probably call down from the turn and forward, but they usually don't bet the flop with just a draw.

If this opponent tends to be a little overagressive, then you should IMHO raise for value and hope he's just got a pair of aces.

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Okay, my reasoning was that since I thought he'd call anything I might just save my bet. What you say makes sense of course. Betting for value will be the right thing here.

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If he three-bets with this board, then we can be quite certain he's got the flush, unless he's maniacal! But, the pot is now so big that a call is in order, to try to fill up.

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Of course, in the heat of the hand I forgot about that. Bad mistake.
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Old 06-01-2005, 06:20 PM
Nyarlathotep Nyarlathotep is offline
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Default Re: Two pair vs. 4 flush board

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You raise pre-flop with A7s? I'm fairly new, but this seems a little overly aggressive to me. I would absolutely raise the turn.

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I called in late posistion [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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Sorry, was referring to Jakesta's input.
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