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#11
10-14-2005, 03:08 AM
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Re: Play a Hand With the Masters #2 Turn
That's two words...
Sorry. Yeah, I agree, I push here. From the flop discussion, our hand is big enough that if our opponent is lucky enough to have AA, KK, JJ, or QT (or 99, but... no) then that's poker. 
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#13
10-14-2005, 03:36 AM
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Re: Play a Hand With the Masters #2 Turn
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"Kind of a Blah hand" [/ QUOTE ] PULL THE TRIGGER!!! or shoot to thrill. Your choice. Seriously though, is there another reasonable option? Not like he can get away from his hand here. Once the rat is in the cage, there is no point throwing rocks at him. He's already caught. And hell, if we are the ones who are caught, there is no gettting out now.
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#14
10-14-2005, 03:38 AM
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Re: Play a Hand With the Masters #2 Turn
This hand is really boring. Is the interesting part the diff between calling the minraise and pushing? I dont get it.
Hero obviously can not fold here. Hero obviously pushes because opponent will call it off with many type of pair/draw type hands that he might fold on the river... as well as many other hands that are made and worse and might fold to a scare card like an ace due to counterfitting problems or whatever. Perscribe this hand to insomniacs it will put them to bed. -Jason
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#20
10-14-2005, 04:12 AM
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Re: Play a Hand With the Masters #2 Turn
Ok, only thing I can think is this. We are either way ahead or way behind. Villian has between 0-6 outs. We don't want him to fold. So, we turn passive and simply let him bet into us as much as he wants until the river at which point the rest of the money is going in. If hero bets here, villian will be able to put hero on a very tight range and will actually be able to fold some hands we don't want him to fold. The problem is, most of villian's hands have a Q or a T in them. He's not getting away from these hands on the turn, but he MIGHT get away on the river. Shoot I don't know. This is just an unthinking push to me.
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