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#11
04-06-2005, 10:09 AM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
getting 9:1 on the turn i'm not folding here, theres a good chance you're drawing very live here and *might* be chopping, though i lean towards fold the river UI, but jump for joy if he checks it to you.
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#14
04-06-2005, 10:25 AM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
because i misread the hand and thought bk was already out on the flop.
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#16
04-06-2005, 12:29 PM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
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what's the pot size on each street? [/ QUOTE ] Cmon stox. Do the math. Very ez stuff.
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#18
04-06-2005, 12:32 PM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
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Was I the one playing this hand? It sounds familiar. [/ QUOTE ] nope.
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#19
04-06-2005, 04:08 PM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
Board 8877. 17.5 small bets.
BK 3 bet preflop and did not raise the flop. It's reasonable to think that he might have an Ace. If you and bk have an Ace, the other guy's preflop cap is probably with a pocket pair. Very unlikely to be AA, somewhat unlikely to be KK and quite likely to be QQ, JJ or even TT depending on his aggression. On that analysis, Ak has 5 outs. Call it 4 if you think some aren't clean. That's a 1 in 11 shot and with implied odds, you have it covered getting a current 9:1. Sure, BK is behind you but his flop play is an indication that he doesn't have much and may fold the turn. If he raises, too bad so sad but that negative contingency is balanced by the positive contingency that BK will fold and you could easily be splitting against the preflop capper if he has just an Ace. It's a close spot. I could fold or call and lose no sleep over it.
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#20
04-06-2005, 05:07 PM
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Re: A hand played by somebody else
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Board 8877. 17.5 small bets. BK 3 bet preflop and did not raise the flop. It's reasonable to think that he might have an Ace. If you and bk have an Ace, the other guy's preflop cap is probably with a pocket pair. Very unlikely to be AA, somewhat unlikely to be KK and quite likely to be QQ, JJ or even TT depending on his aggression. On that analysis, Ak has 5 outs. Call it 4 if you think some aren't clean. That's a 1 in 11 shot and with implied odds, you have it covered getting a current 9:1. Sure, BK is behind you but his flop play is an indication that he doesn't have much and may fold the turn. If he raises, too bad so sad but that negative contingency is balanced by the positive contingency that BK will fold and you could easily be splitting against the preflop capper if he has just an Ace. It's a close spot. I could fold or call and lose no sleep over it. [/ QUOTE ] well said great post. much better than my "its close so i dont care either way" comment. but hey...its close either way [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] -Barron PS- river call aint the same ... its not close
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