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31 | 26.27% |
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74 | 62.71% |
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11-27-2005, 01:03 PM
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Re: How much do you trust your reads?
My read is your beat, fold. Don't bluff a guy this weak and stupid. Your read suggests he plays scared and likes to try for a C/R on the river, it doesn't say whether he folds a hand on the river he's bet near to the pot on. He bet the flop, checked the Ace and now bets again on the river when the Q hits. He plays weakly yet bet with a high pair on board and an ace out , so I don't think he's playing with you. If he's tried to C/R this table twice on the end and missed maybe he's just given up on that plan.
Oh, I'm still a pansy though [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Note: (what difference does a 7 kicker make if it doesn't play here?) 
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11-27-2005, 03:04 PM
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Re: How much do you trust your reads?
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My read is your beat, fold. Don't bluff a guy this weak and stupid. Your read suggests he plays scared and likes to try for a C/R on the river, it doesn't say whether he folds a hand on the river he's bet near to the pot on. He bet the flop, checked the Ace and now bets again on the river when the Q hits. He plays weakly yet bet with a high pair on board and an ace out , so I don't think he's playing with you. If he's tried to C/R this table twice on the end and missed maybe he's just given up on that plan. Oh, I'm still a pansy though [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Note: (what difference does a 7 kicker make if it doesn't play here?) [/ QUOTE ] He did not go for a check raise previously. He checked-behind top pair on non-straight, non-flush board. Results: Since my kicker did not matter, i figured I was splitting the pot and called. He flipped over 55. Looking back, I know I played it wrong, but in the moment I was certain he had a weak hand. Thanks for the replies.
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11-27-2005, 04:10 PM
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Re: How much do you trust your reads?
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[ QUOTE ] My read is your beat, fold. Don't bluff a guy this weak and stupid. Your read suggests he plays scared and likes to try for a C/R on the river, it doesn't say whether he folds a hand on the river he's bet near to the pot on. He bet the flop, checked the Ace and now bets again on the river when the Q hits. He plays weakly yet bet with a high pair on board and an ace out , so I don't think he's playing with you. If he's tried to C/R this table twice on the end and missed maybe he's just given up on that plan. Oh, I'm still a pansy though [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Note: (what difference does a 7 kicker make if it doesn't play here?) [/ QUOTE ] He did not go for a check raise previously. He checked-behind top pair on non-straight, non-flush board. Results: Since my kicker did not matter, i figured I was splitting the pot and called. He flipped over 55. Looking back, I know I played it wrong, but in the moment I was certain he had a weak hand. Thanks for the replies. [/ QUOTE ] Calling a pot size bet praying to split is a terrible play. Don't do it.
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