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Re: Today\'s quiz at Cardplayer: steal situation
Here is like my general sort of thinking which is sort of tuned from playing online and might be mistuned. I'm rusty.
I don't know anything about my opponent. I have two overcards and a gutshot. If I get check raised I hate folding because I have a draw to the nuts and I might be folding a hand with ten outs or possibly the best hand. If I check I can call a river bet without worrying too much because I just made a bluff inducing move by checking on the turn and I'm so aggressive on the button I can easily have no hand after my turn check. If I bet the turn, though, he might fold a pocket pair which would be great. He also might fold a hand like Q8 or something which has 10 outs to beat me too. But.. the pot is very small. So I don't mind much if I give a free card because the pot is so small and I might be getting a free card or dodging a check raise anyway. So I'll give him a free card that might be a free card for me in a nothing pot and call his possible bluff bet on the river because I think my hand is probably good >25% of the time. Hope I spike a Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. |
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Re: Today\'s quiz at Cardplayer: steal situation
I think rory's thoughts are right on the money when you're playing against aggressive players. Also note that a lot of aggressive players checkraise draws on the flop and often wait till the turn with their pairs. Also a lot of time he will have Kx or Ax and be drawing to 3 outs.
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Re: Today\'s quiz at Cardplayer: steal situation
Yes sounds good.
I may bet/fold a passive. Checkbehind and aggressive player who would checkraise turn with a good frequency of made and semibluff hands. BetCall someone who semibluff/bluffs too much. |
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