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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
Insta-push.
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
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Insta-push. [/ QUOTE ] Why? Cause you have the best hand but draws are out there but one or more of the donks might come along. |
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
Letting a free card get off on that board with a set is dumb. Folding a set on the turn is "Tommy-Reed" like, and you don't want to go there.
Considering pot size, yeah, I shove this. |
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
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Folding a set on the turn is "Tommy-Reed" like [/ QUOTE ] WooT? |
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
Yeah, you gotta push this. You probably get everyone to fold, because CO can be betting any two to steal there after all the weakness. Though I don't think that's particularly likely with the draws.
Anyway yeah, when you're called it's usually by an 8 or just a flush draw. You're like never ever behind. |
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
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Anyway yeah, when you're called it's usually by an 8 or just a flush draw. You're like never ever behind. [/ QUOTE ] I'll elaborate a bit on that I guess..nobody with a bigger set is checking it twice, that'd be retarded. They need to protect their hand as well as try to get some value from draws. Same goes for a flopped straight...though a bit less so since it's only afraid of one draw. Thus the only player who could conceivably have a better hand than you is CO...but you can't be scared of oversets or straights, you'll end up laying down the best hand way more often than not. |
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Re: $55: Turned a set but facing a 3/4pot bet and 3 opponents
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[ QUOTE ] Anyway yeah, when you're called it's usually by an 8 or just a flush draw. You're like never ever behind. [/ QUOTE ] I'll elaborate a bit on that I guess..nobody with a bigger set is checking it twice, that'd be retarded. They need to protect their hand as well as try to get some value from draws. Same goes for a flopped straight...though a bit less so since it's only afraid of one draw. Thus the only player who could conceivably have a better hand than you is CO...but you can't be scared of oversets or straights, you'll end up laying down the best hand way more often than not. [/ QUOTE ] WooT? I guess I'm retarted tonight... |
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