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#11
07-14-2005, 01:46 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand
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If villain has a pair of JJ or something it could get scary on the turn. There will probably be a flush draw or a str8 on the board, the ace might come. I wouldn't try and make a stand at the flop because its much easier for villain to see that his hand is good. [/ QUOTE ] why in the world would you put him on something that good? because he raised preflop and checkraised the flop against a weak tight player? That changed my read from two cards to...well, he still has two cards. 
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#12
07-14-2005, 02:02 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand
I would just call with 77.
But your line has merits too. If the 7 is good then villain most likely has an ace in which case he only has 3 outs most likely a K. I think its harder for him to bet the turn with any number of hands. In general I think villain will have much harder choices to make as more cards come.
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#13
07-14-2005, 02:50 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand - Now the
I call the raise, and decide to wait for the turn to do anything.
Turn is a 4. Opponent checks. Do I bet here, or try to see the showdown "cheap"?
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#14
07-14-2005, 03:17 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand - Now the
That was a terrible turn. If you check here he bets the river and you can't call. I think you have to bet T2500.
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#15
07-14-2005, 03:30 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand - Now the
You are giving the other player a lot of credit for having a big hand. It is possible, but I think unlikely. His check on the turn seemed suspicious as hell to me.
I check behind. River is a J. He bets 2600. Anyone fold?
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#16
07-14-2005, 07:02 AM
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Re: My WSOP Hand - Now the
no, the way you played it means his bet is fairly automatic and you have to call it. i think betting the turn is preferable though, you can get away from a check raise, hopefully buy a free showdown and buy the pot those times he has given up after you've called the flop check raise. also you get to choose the amount that goes into the pot, whereas if you check he gets to choose the amount that goes into the pot.
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#17
07-14-2005, 12:54 PM
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Re: My WSOP Hand - Now the
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no, the way you played it means his bet is fairly automatic and you have to call it. i think betting the turn is preferable though, you can get away from a check raise, hopefully buy a free showdown and buy the pot those times he has given up after you've called the flop check raise. also you get to choose the amount that goes into the pot, whereas if you check he gets to choose the amount that goes into the pot. [/ QUOTE ] aggressive you say? 2.57:1 you say? easy river call.
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#18
07-14-2005, 02:59 PM
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Re: My WSOP Hand
Why would villain pick on someone else when TC is so generous with his chips?
I folded a long time ago so I wouldn't have to worry my little mind about making something out of two 7s.
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#19
07-14-2005, 03:01 PM
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Re: My WSOP Hand
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3500 and be done with the hand if he calls/raises. (unless you hit on the turn) you have to establish that you won't take his sh!t, since you will presumably be playing together most of the day. let him pick on someone else. [/ QUOTE ]
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#20
07-14-2005, 03:11 PM
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Re: My WSOP Hand
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Why would villain pick on someone else when TC is so generous with his chips? I folded a long time ago so I wouldn't have to worry my little mind about making something out of two 7s. [/ QUOTE ] congrats. i bet that when you play in the WSOP you will make it deeeeep into day 2.
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