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Re: A hand
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you could atleast bother to explain why you played this way, without this information it just looks like a completely retarded hand. [/ QUOTE ] Okay: I was bluffing. Cheers, JimmyV |
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Re: A hand
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[ QUOTE ] you could atleast bother to explain why you played this way, without this information it just looks like a completely retarded hand. [/ QUOTE ] Okay: I was bluffing. Cheers, JimmyV [/ QUOTE ] Classic. Anyway I usualy fold preflop, I usually check that turn, and I almost always give up on that river. If he has a draw your hand is good anyway, and if he called you with some kind of small pair or whatever he is not folding for one bet in this spot unless he misclicks. I guess the river could be right agaist certain players with the right image, but I dont think here agaist this guy. Also I agree with James that if you hate money you should search for Jimmy and gambool with him. |
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Re: A hand
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If he has a draw your hand is good anyway [/ QUOTE ] Unless his 'draw' is AQ. (The main reason I posted this is that it's a pretty tough hand-reading exercise. Do people call 3 bets cold with KQ?) [ QUOTE ] and if he called you with some kind of small pair or whatever he is not folding for one bet in this spot [/ QUOTE ] I'm not so sure. Sometimes people auto-call in a raising war on the turn, or peel one hoping to spike a two-outer. (One of my first posts ever was about a B&M guy like this, who called a turn bet three-handed with JJ on an AK98 board (I kept firing with TT, and knew for certain the cold-caller in between us had QJ) and swore up and down he was going to fold the river if I'd bet. Then again, that was the 3/6.) Any guesses as to what opponent might have held? JimmyV |
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Re: A hand
Yeah I completely forgot about AQ, I was thinking there was a Q on board. That does change things. I do think that kind of player does pay you off out of spite with a pair on the end though.
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Re: A hand
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Any guesses as to what opponent might have held? [/ QUOTE ] riKEET... riKEET..... Let's have some predictions before I post the results. JimmyV |
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Re: A hand
You are putting a ton of money into the pot with a mediocre hand. I understand that you're bluffing but I would need more than stats to make this play, even with high confidence in them.
As far as hand-reading, some people do cold-call 3 bets with KQs, KJs, KTs, QJs, QTs, AK, AQ, or TT. I wouldn't put any of them past this villian. Part of the reason I don't like this play is that you still don't know where he is after the turn 3 bet, which of course is why the read is difficult. He could have a K, QJ, or is just getting stubborn with a T. Most likely you are spewing hard. BTW I don't want you at my table. IronFly PS Since you are soliciting hand reads I'm guessing villian made a pair of 7s on the river. |
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