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11-02-2005, 05:37 PM
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Re: how do you play this river?
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[ QUOTE ] KQo is an autoraise preflop UTG? Since when? [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] I think you'll find the significant majority of experienced posters here open-raise KQo in every position. It's really not that interesting a question, and limping is probably okay (and folding's not that far off either). It just seems that with time many here tend toward a more aggressive pre-flop style than is indicated, say, in SSH. It has proved successful in numerous cases. 
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11-02-2005, 05:39 PM
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Re: how do you play this river?
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I can't deal, at the moment , with the question as you posed it... I can deal with the hand as it ought have been played. Raise preflop. Bet/3 bet/call a cap on the flop. jam it now your hand is a monster Bet/3 bet/call a cap on the turn. jam it your hand is a still a monster God knows what the river would look like if the prior streets were played as described but in the instant case probbaly call 1 bet and expect to lose. It is not often that you get such monsterous hands. When they appear you really must jam them. [/ QUOTE ] Exactly. The real message of this hand should not be about the river. It should be that hero severly underplayed his hand on the early streets, particularly against multi-way fields. (Hero should realize he has 14 outs to two pair, trips, or the nut flush on the flop (=huge equity edge 3 way or more), and 13 outs to the nut flush or a very likely good full house on the turn (almost neutral 3 ways and a clear edge once you consider you may have the best hand)).
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