Do you ever take your foot off the pedal?

[baronzeus]

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Just call the river checkraise? Because he made a straight flush?

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lol.

we don't even have the 2nd nuts. we don't even have the third nuts. do you like money? because i do.

[ggbman]

Ok, well yeah definitly raise the flop. And not to beat it to death, but call the river c/r. I'm serious, who here thinks a flush is even in the realm of possibility?


<------------NOT THIS GUY

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Just call the river checkraise? Because he made a straight flush?

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lol.

we don't even have the 2nd nuts. we don't even have the third nuts. do you like money? because i do.

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We're not talking about nuts that are easy to have. These nuts are different.

[baronzeus]

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Just call the river checkraise? Because he made a straight flush?

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lol.

we don't even have the 2nd nuts. we don't even have the third nuts. do you like money? because i do.

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sorry.

i would say when he check-raises the river he has QQ 50% of the time at LEAST. this means you can ONLY CALL HIS CHECK-RAISE

[B Dids]

Slow down tiger.

Can he read hands at all?

If he's passive before the flop, he's not holding AcQc, right?

If he maybe caps with AKs does he play AcKc like this?

If not- what does he cap with that he plays like that on the turn?

If your description is on point, QQ is really damn likely once he c/rs the river and I think you maybe could make a case for calling down after he 3-bets the turn (but that hinges on if you think he'd play AA or KK like this on the turn).

OK. I just played the whole movie back in my head considering the read. When I get to part about the river checkraise, my 3rd bet feels like a spew. So, I'm inclined to agree that just calling on the river is much better. If OP's read is accurate, it's not even close.

[mex78753]

personally I dont think a call on the river is as sure a thing as some seem to suggest against a 3/6 limit player. Especially one that has been seen overplaying his hands.

But, I do agree flat calling the river is marginally better.

[Jeff W]

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I raise the flop and call the river checkraise.

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I concur.

[jason_t]

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I raise the flop and call the river checkraise.

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NO, i think hes overplaying something way more often than he has the QQ, and if he does have the qq, thats just a beat your going to take...