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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
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The flop bet is standard [/ QUOTE ] No way betting the flop into 4 players, one of whom is a TAG cold calling button is completely standard. I'm not saying it's incorrect, but we should rethink this. We are getting 10.4:1 and our folding equity is probably somewhere near 24:1; this board is ideal for betting the flop, being uncoordinated as [censored], but with four other players, a bet usually chases out those hands that aren't better than us, while those that are call, giving us pretty bad equity. |
#12
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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
What's wrong with chasing out hands we beat here? With Ace high I'd prefer to have KQ fold the flop.
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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
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[ QUOTE ] The flop bet is standard [/ QUOTE ] No way betting the flop into 4 players, one of whom is a TAG cold calling button is completely standard. I'm not saying it's incorrect, but we should rethink this. We are getting 10.4:1 and our folding equity is probably somewhere near 24:1; this board is ideal for betting the flop, being uncoordinated as [censored], but with four other players, a bet usually chases out those hands that aren't better than us, while those that are call, giving us pretty bad equity. [/ QUOTE ] Folding all 4 players in unlikely, I do agree with that. But even if we fold just 2 players, I think the flop bet is worth it, plus, we keep control of th hand. |
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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
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[ QUOTE ] The flop bet is standard [/ QUOTE ] No way betting the flop into 4 players, one of whom is a TAG cold calling button is completely standard. I'm not saying it's incorrect, but we should rethink this. We are getting 10.4:1 and our folding equity is probably somewhere near 24:1; this board is ideal for betting the flop, being uncoordinated as [censored], but with four other players, a bet usually chases out those hands that aren't better than us, while those that are call, giving us pretty bad equity. [/ QUOTE ] On this board, do you really want to check call? Thats spewing. Bet this flop, you were the pfr, it's only logical. |
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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
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On this board, do you really want to check call? Thats spewing. Bet this flop, you were the pfr, it's only logical. [/ QUOTE ] Ya, I would rather check/call 35% of the time to a CO or button bet and take my free card 65% of the time when I'm drawing. In other words, I would rather pay .35 BB to see the turn than 1 |
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Re: Too aggressive with ATo?
We'll never know. Both players folded. In retrospect though I don't much like the way I played the turn. With a CO who would probably check, and a BB who probably wouldn't stick around on a flop like that without something of a hand, I think taking a free card was the better play.
I've recently dropped down from 15/30 to 5/10, and I'm surprised by the over-passitivity of a lot of my opponents. I think its making me a bit LAGGY [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] |
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