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Old 09-02-2005, 09:09 AM
peterchi peterchi is offline
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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The only way I check that flop is if I'm going for a c/r (which I wouldn't recommend here).

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What's wrong with c/ring this flop?
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:11 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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What's wrong with c/ring this flop?

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Costing us the most against QQ,KK,and AA while costing your opponent the least with TT, 99,and AK.
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:22 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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What's wrong with c/ring this flop?

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Costing us the most against QQ,KK,and AA while costing your opponent the least with TT, 99, KQ, and AK.

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oh, duh. thanks.

So I see that you wanna go with wa/wb here, but given this likely hand range, wouldn't we want to just check-call the river since a good proportion of his possible hands just sucked out on us (if we were even ahead)? We want to show this down, but I think bet-call and bet-fold both suck...
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:32 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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What's wrong with c/ring this flop?

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Costing us the most against QQ,KK,and AA while costing your opponent the least with TT, 99, KQ, and AK.

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oh, duh. thanks.

So I see that you wanna go with wa/wb here, but given this likely hand range, wouldn't we want to just check-call the river since a good proportion of his possible hands just sucked out on us (if we were even ahead)? We want to show this down, but I think bet-call and bet-fold both suck...

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I check/call the flop and turn and bet/call the river usually. I need good stats before I can bet/fold and I really don't like to check/call because AK usually checks through and they'll also usually call a river donkbet.

The only reason I'd want to go to war on the flop here is if I suspect him of a resteal. We can't determine that, since we've only seen him for a bit.
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:34 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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What's wrong with c/ring this flop?

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Costing us the most against QQ,KK,and AA while costing your opponent the least with TT, 99, KQ, and AK.

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oh, duh. thanks.

So I see that you wanna go with wa/wb here, but given this likely hand range, wouldn't we want to just check-call the river since a good proportion of his possible hands just sucked out on us (if we were even ahead)? We want to show this down, but I think bet-call and bet-fold both suck...

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I check/call the flop and turn and bet/call the river usually. I need good stats before I can bet/fold and I really don't like to check/call because AK usually checks through and they'll also usually call a river donkbet.

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Except that AK just made broadway here...
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:42 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

Sorry, I'm a little tired and missed the river card. I'm check/folding the river. The chance he isolated with a lower pocket and the chance he'll bet that river with it are lower than my pot odds are. 77 and <55 are the only things we're beating now, and even if he's a TAG with the same stats we have, he's going to have just as much of a non-read.
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Old 09-02-2005, 09:48 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

Exaktly, the AK stright possibility changes this river a lot I think. Now we are really behind most the hands that a normal TAG would 3bet with (10 10 to AA and AK), so I think this is a really hard river, I think I would check call, hoping my check can make him try a bluff with perhaps AJs or 99. But I guess that a check -fold perhaps is the correct move, not a very big pot, but I dont think I would have done it anyway, hard to release TPTK.

I also think this depends on your table image, if you have raised a lot and think that people can get overaggro with you then it puts this in a different situation, or?
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Old 09-02-2005, 10:31 AM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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The only reason I'd want to go to war on the flop here is if I suspect him of a resteal.

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So why go to war and tell him we have a hand, as opposed to just calling down and let him hang himself?
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Old 09-02-2005, 12:13 PM
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Only thing to consider the rivercall is wether you can add AQ (suited and unsuited) to his range of hands. If you can do this, you get about the right price to call for a tied pot (AA-TT+AK *1 : AQ*3.75 results to 46: 56). So you need to be about 80% sure you can include these to make the river call. Otherwise fold

ps. forget the other post i made about this. its rubbish

FYI to MAR: 99 also made his straight
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Old 09-02-2005, 05:09 PM
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Default Re: AQ, TPTK HU vs TAG

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The only reason I'd want to go to war on the flop here is if I suspect him of a resteal.

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So why go to war and tell him we have a hand, as opposed to just calling down and let him hang himself?

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People overplay steal/resteal hands, and I want money in the pot.
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