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#13
02-04-2005, 06:39 PM
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Re: 15 30 Live hand...
Given the action to this point in the hand the turn raise makes little sense... it doesn't appear to be for value or a bluff since it is highly unlikely (read: 0%) he is going to fold.
Looks like you scared him into thinking you have a better hand than you actually do though...but you might as well bet the river since you just caught up to K9/K2s or a limped AK but I would not be surprised to see 22. 
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#14
02-04-2005, 07:05 PM
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Re: 15 30 Live hand...
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Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good live 15 30 game... UTG is the villain in this hand. I haven't played with him very much but he seems to be a typical loose passive player. He limps UTG. Four others limp and I limp in cutoff with KcTc. Small blind completes, big blind checks. Flop: Ks 9s 2c. Checked to UTG who bets. UTG + 1 calls. I raise, UTG three bets, UTG + 1 folds, I call. Turn: 3c. UTG bets, I raise, UTG calls. (this is where I thought I messed up) River: Ts. UTG checks and I bet.... Comments, especially my turn play, would be greatly appreciated. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- on the flop, it may even be correct to fold, but your play is not bad and if it is a mistkae its a relatively small one.... [/ QUOTE ] Folding that flop would be ridiculous.
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#15
02-04-2005, 07:26 PM
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Re: 15 30 Live hand...
The raise on the turn was a bad idea. I don't necessarily think you have the lead at that point. But you did it, and that's one way to buy yourself a checkdown on the river. And that's what I would have done; take a free showdown. You open yourself up to a C/R. I won't be too surprised if he shows you a set of nines.
bill
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