Making a player read based on things the player has done this hand

[helpmeout]

Bet/fold the turn if he calls then check/call if you make a pair and check/raise if you make a straight on the river.

[einbert]

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Bet/fold the turn if he calls then check/call if you make a pair and check/raise if you make a straight on the river.

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If we bet and get raised on the turn we will be getting a good price to see the river card. I'm not sure folding is correct in that case.


Whether I bet the turn and get called or check/call it, I like check/calling the river if it is a 9.

[einbert]

Personally I found the decision to fold to the river raise rather than pay it off close and interesting. I wonder why noone has commented on it yet.

[mr pink]

question, is it that out of the ordinary to check/fold a flop after you defend from the bb? is it necessary to make a move at every pot you get involved in? say you defend with J9s or T9o, the flop comes A 7 4 rainbow. are you giving up that much if you just check/fold? i'm confused how you're making a read of this guy out of one hand where he didn't do something that strange.

[einbert]

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question, is it that out of the ordinary to check/fold a flop after you defend from the bb? is it necessary to make a move at every pot you get involved in? say you defend with J9s or T9o, the flop comes A 7 4 rainbow. are you giving up that much if you just check/fold? i'm confused how you're making a read of this guy out of one hand where he didn't do something that strange.

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It's not out of the ordinary or incorrect to do this. I am simply trying to give the best reads I can, and as this was pretty much the only thing I had observed out of this guy so far I included it.

[sthief09]

I like it through the turn. the river is tough. I think that's probably good though I hate folding in general

[mr pink]

ok, i thought that you were commenting on the flop check/fold because it was out of the ordinary.