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#1
12-31-2005, 11:10 AM
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Re: AJos in the BB against a limper and a sb raiser.
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Why do we call the flop 3-bet if we are planning on folding the turn unimproved? [/ QUOTE ] Good point. I think folding to the flop three bet is good. 
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#2
12-31-2005, 11:32 AM
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Re: AJos in the BB against a limper and a sb raiser.
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[ QUOTE ] Why do we call the flop 3-bet if we are planning on folding the turn unimproved? [/ QUOTE ] Good point. I think folding to the flop three bet is good. [/ QUOTE ] Yes, I felt the biggest decision was the flop as well. I think the raise was fine because of the limper still in the hand. But calling the 3-bet getting 11:1 no good? Turn is a obvious fold because I am only getting 7:1
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#3
12-31-2005, 11:35 AM
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Re: AJos in the BB against a limper and a sb raiser.
I don't think he raioses pf then bet/3-bets any hands that you beat. I also think that you don't have enough outs for improvement.
You may do with implied odds, But then again I think your reverse implied odds are pretty high. The raise is fine, I would have 3-bet preflop aswell. True
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