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Old 12-11-2005, 08:25 PM
PokerBob PokerBob is offline
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I don't know bob, I think the flop raise is very strange and acomplishes little. Why did you do this? (had to rush last replys due to being in a very aggressive game).

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I had a big redraw and wanted to give him a chance to fold a hand like 99-TT or AK. Maybe it sucks. I dunno.
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Old 12-11-2005, 08:29 PM
Spicymoose Spicymoose is offline
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I don't know bob, I think the flop raise is very strange and acomplishes little. Why did you do this? (had to rush last replys due to being in a very aggressive game).

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I had a big redraw and wanted to give him a chance to fold a hand like 99-TT or AK. Maybe it sucks. I dunno.

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Flop raise is a must. We might currently have the best hand (although not too often), and we have anywhere from 9-14 outs, or 36-58% equity (when behind on the flop!). It also builds our folding equity if we want to bet the turn, or gives us a free card often enough if we want it.
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Old 12-11-2005, 08:32 PM
Alexthegreat Alexthegreat is offline
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Yeah, the flop raise is standard as hell. As for the river, bet/folding never really crossed my mind, but the only reason i'd do it is if I thought he would check behind a jack...but his stats don't seem to suggest he would.

Checkraising this river is a bad bad idea
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