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#11
09-16-2005, 12:47 AM
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How much to bet on river after turn raise?
Well, I hoped he had a hand and raised to $400, he thought for a bit and called. The river is a blank, and he checks.
How much do you bet here? He either has a set or a smaller flush, maybe KK w/ a diamond that missed on the river... He has over $900 left, side pot is $800, main pot is about $300. 
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#12
09-16-2005, 01:21 AM
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Re: How much to bet on river after turn raise?
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Well, I hoped he had a hand and raised to $400, he thought for a bit and called. The river is a blank, and he checks. How much do you bet here? He either has a set or a smaller flush, maybe KK w/ a diamond that missed on the river... He has over $900 left, side pot is $800, main pot is about $300. [/ QUOTE ] probably around 550-600. I think he folds to a push, because of the sidepot situation.
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#13
09-16-2005, 03:40 AM
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Re: side pot w/ the nuts - need a plan. 5/10 6max
I think on turn he's going to play or not. If it's close the pot raise looks more like you're trying to blow him off. I like 600 much better than 300. Bottom line, you didnt raise flop so you could hit hand, you hit it. Let's get it on.
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#14
09-18-2005, 12:24 AM
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Re: How much to bet on river after turn raise?
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[ QUOTE ] Well, I hoped he had a hand and raised to $400, he thought for a bit and called. The river is a blank, and he checks. How much do you bet here? He either has a set or a smaller flush, maybe KK w/ a diamond that missed on the river... He has over $900 left, side pot is $800, main pot is about $300. [/ QUOTE ] probably around 550-600. I think he folds to a push, because of the sidepot situation. [/ QUOTE ] this is good. i am working on getting better value on my hands, and this is an exact situation I need to stop moving in.
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