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Old 12-27-2005, 10:51 PM
Somekid Somekid is offline
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Default Calling down check-raises

I've been looking at some of my hands where I get check raised after a continuation bet and call down. Although I usually only do this against aggressive players, it doesn't seem to be working well. Are these two hands misplayed? Also if you have any instructive call-downs against a c/r please post them.

Hand 1 (6-handed)
Villain is 51/33/.79 through 180 hands

Villain raises UTG, 2 folds, I 3-bet on the Button with AsKc, SB folds, BB folds, Villain calls.

Flop (HU): 10h 6s 8c
Villain checks, I bet, Villain calls.

Turn: 4h
Villain checks, I bet, Villain raises, I call.

River: 2h
Villain bets, I call?

Hand 2 (6-handed)
Villian is 79/28/1.7 through 61 hands

I open-raise on the button with AdJc, SB (villain) calls, BB folds.

Flop (HU): 9c 8c 8s
Villain checks, I bet, Villain calls.

Turn: 4d
Villain checks, I bet, Villain raises, I call.

River: Kh
Villain bets, I call?
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Old 12-27-2005, 11:42 PM
Redd Redd is offline
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Default Re: Calling down check-raises

IMO hand 1 is a fold on the turn UI. He seems reasonable and he's going to have more than air pretty often here.

Hand 2 I think is ok, but the river call is still close; against a less insane villain I could find a fold on the river but this guy seems like the type that will bluff check-raise a worse hand pretty often.
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