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09-23-2005, 05:37 PM
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lost 200+ on this hand....would u fold?
NL 200
Reads: 30-35 hands, villian is a semi-loose aggressive. 35 VpIP, 5 PFR, 4 Agg. My stack: 280 Villan stack: 250 Villian open-limps in late position, another player min-raises to 4, I am in the BB and call another $2 wtih Ad 2d. Flop: As 9s 5c I lead out and bet pot ($10), villain smoooth calls 10, original rasier calls. Turn: 2d I make 2 pair with A2. I lead out and bet 60 into a 40 dollar pot. Villian goes all in. Oringinal rasier folds. 180 more to me. I call. Villain has A5 for a higher 2 pair. ----------- My thoughts was that since the villan was aggressive, he would've rasied my flop bet if he had 2pair, a set, or TP given that there is a flush draw potential and also another player behhind him. 
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#2
09-23-2005, 05:45 PM
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Re: lost 200+ on this hand....would u fold?
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NL 200 Reads: 30-35 hands, villian is a semi-loose aggressive. 35 VpIP, 5 PFR, 4 Agg. My stack: 280 Villan stack: 250 Villian open-limps in late position, another player min-raises to 4, I am in the BB and call another $2 wtih Ad 2d. Flop: As 9s 5c I lead out and bet pot ($10), villain smoooth calls 10, original rasier calls. Turn: 2d I make 2 pair with A2. I lead out and bet 60 into a 40 dollar pot. Villian goes all in. Oringinal rasier folds. 180 more to me. I call. Villain has A5 for a higher 2 pair. ----------- My thoughts was that since the villan was aggressive, he would've rasied my flop bet if he had 2pair, a set, or TP given that there is a flush draw potential and also another player behhind him. [/ QUOTE ] Why, exactly, are you betting 1.5x the pot on the turn? What hands that you are beating do you expect to call you here? Or, in other words, how does a bet like this make you any money?
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#3
09-23-2005, 05:49 PM
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Re: lost 200+ on this hand....would u fold?
you gotta fold that... and why are there two 2d?
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#4
09-23-2005, 05:54 PM
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Re: lost 200+ on this hand....would u fold?
From only 30-35 hands, I thinks it's difficult to say what type of player the villain is. I've lost money in the past assuming a player was loose aggressive when in fact he was just getting good cards.
I think the flat call on the flop should send out warning signals for starters. The 2 on the turn doesn't complete any draws, so you've got to think you might be beaten. Oh, and it seems like you bet too much on the turn
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