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#52
07-26-2005, 04:11 PM
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Re: 100/200 Turn and River Play
I have not read the other posts, so maybe I am just repeating what someone has said already, but:
You should fold preflop. You should fold on the flop. You should fold on the turn. You should fold on the river. Hope that helps. 
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#53
07-26-2005, 06:19 PM
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Re: 100/200 Turn and River Play
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Raise - I like this option the most. If I raise, I can force out TP and I will have 33% of the money in the pot for an estimated 40% at winning. I decide to raise but SP1 throws an unexpected three-bet. TP calls, and I call. [/ QUOTE ] All I can handle is one of the mistakes on the river play. When someone leads out on the river into more than one person in a big pot, I have to give him credit for a good hand. It could be a move but very rarely this is going to work especially with all the action already. So when the middle player calls you have to put him on complete hand. He will not call with anything that missed. Now you know that the middle player is not going to fold for one more bet if you raise. You have to beat his hand, that's to say if the first player was bluffing and will now fold. Secondly there's a theory that states that if you already have a caller on the river your going a better hand to also call. So your odds go down even further. SO FOLD!
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