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Re: A7o from the BB, six handed. Too loose PF?
Yeah, calling an UTG raise with A7o oop is a little loose, but the rest of the hand looks fine.
Just curious, when he cals your turn 3 bet, why not cap the river? |
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Re: A7o from the BB, six handed. Too loose PF?
Way loose. Make it suited and you're on
Edit: wait, we're 5 handed. Eh, I think it's a call in this case, but I'm open to corrections. |
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Re: A7o from the BB, six handed. Too loose PF?
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Just curious, when he cals your turn 3 bet, why not cap the river? [/ QUOTE ] With the board pairing and villain raising you on the river after hero made it pretty obvious he had the straight I think a call on the river is fine. |
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Re: A7o from the BB, six handed. Too loose PF?
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[ QUOTE ] Just curious, when he cals your turn 3 bet, why not cap the river? [/ QUOTE ] With the board pairing and villain raising you on the river after hero made it pretty obvious he had the straight I think a call on the river is fine. [/ QUOTE ] That was pretty much it exactly. I intended to cap the river if possible (I had put Villain on trips) until the pair card hit. I didn't want to miss the bet if I was wrong, so I bet/called. It was obvious he had his "raise any" box checked by the way the action went down, so I decided to just call. |
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