Anna Kournikova - Page 2

milesdyson · #1 12-17-2005, 07:07 PM

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His range of hands with a K that you beat >>>> those you don't. He's 3-betting lots of trips that you beat.

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this denies the information that he only called our turn raise and has now bet/3-bet the river.

ie. why would he not 3-bet the turn with just trip kings yet 3-bet the river with them?

Vote4Pedro · #2 12-17-2005, 07:13 PM

Then why didn't he go ape-[censored] on the turn? Why save it for the river? Villian knows we have a trips, and its not slowing him down. I'd have a hard time capping the river considering the action of the previous streets

marchron · #3 12-18-2005, 12:48 AM

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this denies the information that he only called our turn raise and has now bet/3-bet the river.

ie. why would he not 3-bet the turn with just trip kings yet 3-bet the river with them?

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Then why didn't he go ape-[censored] on the turn? Why save it for the river? Villian knows we have a trips, and its not slowing him down. I'd have a hard time capping the river considering the action of the previous streets

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If he has my trips-top-kicker beat, why didn't he go nuts from the jump? How the hell should I know? Maybe he thinks he's catching our hand in the cookie jar with J/J?

This is the problem I have when I play fish. I expect them to play rationally. If Villain was anyone on this board and could beat A/K in this situation, you would have capped the turn in a heartbeat. Then I would have accepted the possibility of being behind and would have backed off on the river.

The only other explanation I have for his strange turn/river play is that he had K/7, boated up on the turn, and is doing the fishy-patented "wait a street" move.

marchron · #4 12-18-2005, 12:59 AM

And though it's past editing time, in an above post I obviously meant "I have top kicker, there can't be a chop unless he also has A/K."

Obviously.

milesdyson · #5 12-18-2005, 01:04 AM

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If Villain was anyone on this board and could beat A/K in this situation, you would have capped the turn in a heartbeat

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KQ

#6 12-16-2005, 04:55 PM

Grunch

Dude...WTF? If he had KQ and sucked out on you then....
Look, You should be leaning on that raise button until your finger hurts. Raise the flop, His c/r is telling you he probably has the case King. If he played a pair of 2's then so be it, you'll pay him off. Make him pay to draw to his 3 outs if he's got the other K. Based on how the hand went down the donk bet on the river by as LPP makes me think he hit his 14:1 shot....I would have to think before hitting the raise button. I might do it once, but when he 3-bets I'm definately calling.

masse75 · #7 12-17-2005, 03:03 AM

With his reraise on the river (now knowing he's not that aggressive), I call the three bet, fearing a chop or worst case KQ.

marchron · #8 12-17-2005, 01:32 PM

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With his reraise on the river (now knowing he's not that aggressive), I call the three bet, fearing a chop or worst case KQ.

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I have top kicker, there can't be a chop.

MN_Mime · #9 12-17-2005, 01:46 PM

You have exclusive rights to AK?

moa · #10 12-17-2005, 02:38 PM

Ok, im not a stat expert, but from what I understand, 0.8 isn't that low considering he plays so many hands. I mean when you play 50%+ hands, you can't go all that crazy or you're playing like a maniac. I like the river cap, because he's paying you off with [censored] kickers a lot.