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Old 09-23-2005, 03:19 PM
car ramrod car ramrod is offline
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I think the villian may fold a hand like AK/AQ and there's a chance we have a better hand - LRR's are extremely unpredictable, I wouldn't be surprised if he was betting the whole time with just the ace/gutshot (I was against one of these last night). It would be very difficult for anyone to raise this bet without a T, especially since there are 4 players who have been drawing since the flop. It's also a value bet against KQ/KJ/QJ which are possible lrr hands. If the villian raises, the most likely hand I'd give him is a set or straight AA-TT and it would be a fold imho.

Actually though, the more I think about it, the more I'm thinking check/fold may be a better line here. With 3 callers on this board it seems very likely someone has a T here and since any T is the nuts they aren't folding. I'd probably check and call if the action is bet/fold/fold/fold.


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Yea with 4 others in the pot, someone is going to raise our bet a large % of the time, I was just wondering why everyone thought that we should lead the river.
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Old 09-23-2005, 03:22 PM
deception5 deception5 is offline
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Yea with 4 others in the pot, someone is going to raise our bet a large % of the time, I was just wondering why everyone thought that we should lead the river.

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Hehe.. It's the fire first, ask questions later instinct [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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