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Only K8 is drawing to 5 outs as I can see it. I don't see why we want SB out. [/ QUOTE ] I agree. Most of the time the pair of 8s is just going to have 2 outs against you. |
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Raise. If 3bet I'll fold, if bet into on the turn I'll fold. Bet the turn, fold to a check raise. Check behind on the river (fearing a check raise, or someone calling down with a weak ace, worried we have the higher one, like AK). I would not value bet this on the end. I think that's my line...
I don't think we can simply fold, and just calling puts us in a situation for a very pricey showdown that might have been avoided. Raising is the only option, IMO. Also, if the SB is willing to call two I'm rethinking my plan. I might just check on the turn and see if anyone wants to bet the river (at which point I honestly have to consider a fold). I don't mind giving a free turn card because anyone who doesn't already beat me on the turn is a either a monster underdog (who made a huge error putting bets in on the flop), or has the flush draw is correct to call anyway (though yes, if we knew for a fact that they had the flush draw and not an A then we would want to bet, because our share of equity at the time is much greater than theirs). |
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moot, i think i agree with you on most points. i think the only thing i disagree with is to fold to a 3-bet. i'd probably call the 3-bet and see what happens on the turn.
i'm tempted to call down, but a 3-bet on the flop with a pair of 8s or flush draw is a bit aggressive IMO, signaling a LAG/MANIAC, which even in 10 hands, i think you would see. but if bet into on the turn after a 3-bet flop, i think i'd let it go...again w/o a read. and if you decide to check behind on the turn and fold when bet into on the river seems weak to me. either bet the turn and fold to a c/r or check turn and check/call river. |
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Raise. If 3bet I'll fold [/ QUOTE ] I wouldnt fold the flop to a 3 bet. Just call one more small bet. |
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I call this down, usually bet if checked to.
If you had a read you could raise the flop and fold if 3 bet which would save you about 1BB, that wouldn't look good on your table image, though. I don't like laying this down without a read, and the only card you're worried about is a king. I'd rather let him bluff and not run the risk of folding the best hand against an unknown. |
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Blinds at the microlimits love to lead out against a preflop raiser when the flop is paired, as some kind of lame ass bluff attempt.
I raise the flop, and go from there. |
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I would raise here. It is a bit of a dangerous flop and I want to find out if i'm ahead while it's cheap. If SB cold calls 2 bets you might be in trouble. If BB calls down flop and turn i'd probably take the free showdown.
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...raises. If he 3bets, I call, turn a Q and c/r his ass.
-Jaran |
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