Uncle Larry

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Must .... bet ..... turn !

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I agree.

[flawless_victory]

prepare to be threebet by Q8.
seriously gerry, you dont understamd online LHE.
this hand was played quite poorly.

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prepare to be threebet by Q8.
seriously gerry, you dont understamd online LHE.
this hand was played quite poorly.

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Except that he folded and I won.

I must be the luckiest player ever to have lasted this long in poker.

[DcifrThs]

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prepare to be threebet by Q8.
seriously gerry, you dont understamd online LHE.
this hand was played quite poorly.

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Except that he folded and I won.

I must be the luckiest player ever to have lasted this long in poker.

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ah yes...i was awaiting gerry's recursive justification to help prove flawless's point. thanks for not disappointing.

Barron

I forgot to take out the pot size in the original post, so someone already mentioned it. Try reading the thread--it was only 13 posts long or so.

[DcifrThs]

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I forgot to take out the pot size in the original post, so someone already mentioned it. Try reading the thread--it was only 13 posts long or so.

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mm hmmm...

what?

Barron

[MattiasL]

Like everyone else have said: Bet the turn.

On the river, I think a call is better than a raise (K high is probably good enough to pick off a bluff here). For a raise to be better then when he bets a better hand, the raise must win you the pot at least 1/6.33 (the pot odds counting your call). I dont see this happening.

[shemp]

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[...]Except that he folded and I won.

I must be the luckiest player ever to have lasted this long in poker.

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I think it's cool how you've owned up to posting hands so that others may admire you and learn as opposed to seeking feedback and learning yourself. A lot of us post for this reason, but so few are willing to fess up.

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[...]Except that he folded and I won.

I must be the luckiest player ever to have lasted this long in poker.

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I think it's cool how you've owned up to posting hands so that others may admire you and learn as opposed to seeking feedback and learning yourself. A lot of us post for this reason, but so few are willing to fess up.

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I think I learn from the responses too, but in all honesty I think this board could use some new ideas. I do very well against 2+2ers and can spot them easily when I'm playing. I get a lot of grief, it seems, but if people are willing to listen, they might actually make some more money at this game.

And fwiw, I have posted hands where I was genuinely looking for insight, as the decisions were very difficult.

[DpR]

This hand is certainly not one that others are learning from.