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Old 08-20-2005, 05:44 PM
Guy McSucker Guy McSucker is offline
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Default Re: JJ with overcard on flop

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Why 3-bet the flop? You are either behind to a better hand or the guy is on a draw. You can't give him incorrect odds to call 1 more on the flop by raising & if you are behind you are just feeding him your money.


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(I realise you don't mean 3-bet but merely raise)

There are two other players in the pot besides the bettor. One has yet to commit any money on the flop so you can protect your hand against him with a raise, and the other has already called and it seems likely we're ahead of him, so a raise gains value from him. I think the flop raise is fine. If it were heads-up, I'd be on your side here.

As for the rest of the hand, the chance you have plenty of outs versus two pair or a few outs against a flush make the turn call obligatory. When the board doesn't pair of 4-flush on the river I feel like we're behind but without a read a call is in order... and now you have a read and will know whether to call or fold the river next time.

Guy.
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