Cold call/smoothbet

[jason_t]

I'm pretty sure that I have the best hand here a lot against this opponent, which is why I like my line up until the 3-bet. I think there's a better line to extract more from Harv72b. What do you think?

[jason_t]

Anyone?

[hobbsmann]

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I'm pretty sure that I have the best hand here a lot against this opponent, which is why I like my line up until the 3-bet. I think there's a better line to extract more from Harv72b. What do you think?

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Since I know what Harv had this is kind of biased, but calling his turn raise and donking the river is the most profitable line.

[Entity]

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I'm pretty sure that I have the best hand here a lot against this opponent, which is why I like my line up until the 3-bet. I think there's a better line to extract more from Harv72b. What do you think?

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Since I know what Harv had this is kind of biased, but calling his turn raise and donking the river is the most profitable line.

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I think calling the turn raise and checking the river may be more profitable, unless Harv is playing really badly.

[davet]

I still think that Harv is trying to draw to some sort of monster and is trying to value raise.

I would have to re- raise here to extract bets, then fire away on the river.

But to keep it tricky, I would also advocate calling, then c/r the river, since Harv is not going to slow down at all here.

[gaming_mouse]

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I think calling the turn raise and checking the river may be more profitable, unless Harv is playing really badly.

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spicy.