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#12
11-03-2005, 06:27 PM
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Re: pstars deepstack 20$ hand
It's not a bad call. The raise was 3xBB, not 4x, so hero is getting nearly 4:1 odds to call here with a medium-high connector, and has the chips to take a gamble here. It's fine and I frequently make calls like this.
Your opponent is a donkey. Sorry the hand went sour on you. 
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#13
11-03-2005, 06:48 PM
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Re: pstars deepstack 20$ hand
Assuming I did check/call on the turn. Should i have folded to the river bet that would have put me all in and left myself with 175k or so?
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#15
11-04-2005, 09:47 AM
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Re: pstars deepstack 20$ hand
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[ QUOTE ] I think you played it fine until the turn. I fold there. Sure, villan made a bad call with his gutshot, but with a 4-straight on the turn, the value of your top 2 has gone way down. What could he flat-call your flop raise with that you are still beating on the turn? [/ QUOTE ] AT, KT, QT, JT, A9, K9, Q9, J9, T7, T6, 97, 96 all look more likely than 88 after the flop action. probably some others too. [/ QUOTE ] What about 66,77? The given range seems optimistic to me when assessing the hand has played out until the turn. Villan cc's preflop, cc's on the flop, calls the massive c/r and then bets the turn when we check. It sure looks to me like he got there, or was already there on the flop. I think we can narrow his range alot here. Given all the donkish calls, I would really be worried about a mid-pp. Highcards and/or overpair would have re-raised pre-flop and/or ditched the flop, TT-99 are unlikely given our holdings, and I doubt 22-55 would stick around after all this action. Also, we aren't getting the odds to try to fill up on the river if we think we are behind, and there are a few bad cards that can come out on the river even if we think we are ahead. I just don't think it is weak-tight to fold the 4-straight turn given all the information we have here. Donk-villan is giving us a great opportunity to make a big laydown, and I would take it.
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