5/10 Tough turn decision with a set - Page 2

Jonny · #11 07-02-2005, 02:46 PM

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Is it really not possible that your opponent raised with AQ here? I think AQs and AKs (of spades) are likely and dangerous holdings for him here. If you are really convinced he has AA, you should fold obviously, but I think you are going to end up check calling all the way down.

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Hi, it is possible for him to raise AQ or AK here, just not as likely as high PP's.

Also, I think that this is a push or fold situation on the turn. No point in letting him draw for cheap if he is indeed drawing.

VanVeen · #12 07-02-2005, 02:57 PM

Raise all-in. Not close.

flawless_victory · #13 07-02-2005, 03:05 PM

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The problem with pushing the flop to his raise, is that he would have an easy laydown of AA/KK. I waited until the turn, representing a Q or a draw, so that he would bet his overpair.
Then the plan was to c/r all in.

[/ QUOTE ]oh, thx for helping me out...
if AA/KK is an easy fold in that spot than at least one of you suck pretty bad at NLH.

Jonny · #14 07-02-2005, 03:21 PM

yeah i raised all in.

He had QQ, I rivered a 1 outer!!