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#21
04-15-2005, 05:52 AM
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Re: Heads up play
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I think out of the possible BB hands (and there's a lot), another jack probably isn't a likely scenario. There's the same chance he has another 7 to be honest. We need to know where we're at so we can focus on extracting the most money. You're looking from the jack angle I understand, but as I pointed out, the jack is such a small possibility, I don't think losing .5BB or even 1-2BB if he does should change my line for this hand. I'm exploiting the situation to trap him for the most bets on his range of hands, and having me pay the least if he has me. [/ QUOTE ] So what you are saying is that If he bets the turn, you raise and he re-raises, you are putting him on a 7 and folding? 
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#23
04-15-2005, 05:58 AM
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Re: Heads up play
If its a heart, we have outs on a 7.
It would also depend on the turn card, suppose its a trey of clubs though, I'd call the 3-bet and call the river. I'm confident though that my play is EV+ because I'll make more money from a larger percentage of hands on the turn. Also no, I'm not folding anywhere. HUSH would have me banned if I folded that hand [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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#24
04-15-2005, 06:10 AM
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Re: Heads up play
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If its a heart, we have outs on a 7. It would also depend on the turn card, suppose its a trey of clubs though, I'd call the 3-bet and call the river. I'm confident though that my play is EV+ because I'll make more money from a larger percentage of hands on the turn.Also no, I'm not folding anywhere. HUSH would have me banned if I folded that hand [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] So in essence, if you are not folding this hand anywhere then raising the turn could possiblly make you pay the maximum. For the sake of argument, assume he has a 7 1. FLOP: He bets you call, TURN: He bets you raise he reraises you call, RIVER:He bets you call.(assuming you dont improve) total loss to you = 4.5BB 2, FLOP: HE bets you raise, he re-raises you call, TURN Bet/Call RIVER Bet Call Total loss = 3.5BB 3. FLOP: He bets, you raise He calls, TURN: he checks you bet he raises you call RIVER Bet/CALL. TOTAL LOSS 4BB You are losing more by raising the turn, if you are behind.
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#27
04-15-2005, 06:18 AM
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Re: Heads up play
On the contrary, I am not. What I am saying is that if he has a J and we rasie the flop it is most likely for him to call all the way down with it whereas if we rasie the turn we are saying that we have him and he "might" fold.
Conversly if he has a 7 raising him on the turn will lose us the maximum when he 3bets us and we pay him off. EVen if he has a 7, reraises the flop or checkraises the Turn, we still lose less then getting 3bet on the turn.
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#29
04-15-2005, 06:24 AM
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Re: Heads up play
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I am sure you can find a raise somewhere here cant you? [/ QUOTE ] why? you are HU against a virtual unknown who could have any hand. He is representing a hand, or trying to bluff us out of a small pot. We have a very meh redraw if we are behind, and villian is usually drawing awfully thin when we are ahead. peace john nickle
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#30
04-15-2005, 06:24 AM
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Re: Heads up play
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On the contrary, I am not. What I am saying is that if he has a J and we rasie the flop it is most likely for him to call all the way down with it whereas if we rasie the turn we are saying that we have him and he "might" fold. Conversly if he has a 7 raising him on the turn will lose us the maximum when he 3bets us and we pay him off. EVen if he has a 7, reraises the flop or checkraises the Turn, we still lose less then getting 3bet on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] What hand do you think BB will play with that has a 7 in it after an early position raise? I wouldn't play any apart from 77. If he hates giving up his blinds he could have a 7, but it's very unlikely.
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