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Re: River Decision.
The only query i have is the Flop 3 bet
Raising flush draws is only profitable when you have a EQUITY EDGE. Here your headsup, you pit in 50% of the money and win 35% of the time. You therefore have no edge, which means its unprofitable. You do however have odds to call/bet providing you dont get raised(which you did). The river i would check call, or call a 3bet maximum. The board has paired meaning a set/some two pairs will have now got a full house. I expect you check/raised and lost this hand. |
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Re: River Decision.
I was gonna say bet, but after reading some responses it appears that check/call might be the right answer.
Maybe I should have grunched this post. |
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Re: River Decision.
Even if there were 4 ppl in the pot, I still don't like the 3 bet, simply because it makes people call 2 cold. Fish love to call (1 bet), why not let em?
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Re: River Decision.
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Even if there were 4 ppl in the pot, I still don't like the 3 bet, simply because it makes people call 2 cold. Fish love to call (1 bet), why not let em? [/ QUOTE ] Because if they call one, they might be making a correct call, but if they call 2 they are making a mistake? |
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Re: River Decision.
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[ QUOTE ] Why would you call my 3-bet on the flop "gay" ? [/ QUOTE ] Because he doesn't have the vocabulary to use a more appropriate word. [/ QUOTE ] Nice unprovoked cockamamie personal attack. This happens to be the most supercilious thing I've heard on this forum. |
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Re: River Decision.
I wasn't expecting a round of applause for something that wasn't intended to be "clever", so get over yourself.
Jesus H. - when did this forum become the ACLU? |
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Re: River Decision.
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Here your headsup, you pit in 50% of the money and win 35% of the time. You therefore have no edge, which means its unprofitable. [/ QUOTE ] Seriously, I think think this is the first time I really understand equity. |
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Re: River Decision.
Hmm, what could they be drawing to that would be a mistake folding at those odds? When you have a draw like this, you want as many people in as possible - it doesn't matter what they are drawing to, because you will most likely have the nuts if you make your flush (and they ain't gonna fold a set anyway). So, raising to "protect your hand" is pointless at this point - the more people, the merrier. This is also why people check raise a bet to their left, once they get 3 callers to trap - because you win 35% of the time, and are putting in less than 35% of the money, every bet that goes in makes you $$$, and the more the merrier.
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Re: River Decision.
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[ QUOTE ] Here your headsup, you pit in 50% of the money and win 35% of the time. You therefore have no edge, which means its unprofitable. [/ QUOTE ] Seriously, I think think this is the first time I really understand equity. [/ QUOTE ] Learn this lesson well grasshopper. |
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Re: River Decision.
Glad to help mate, It got me very confused at first. I still sometimes screw up and misapply it.
Remember not to go psycho if you have a nice edge on flush draws, you want the callers to stay. Making them face cold calling lots of bets(So they fold) is bad. |
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