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#11
06-14-2005, 01:05 AM
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Re: ATo Turning Stone 20/40
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If he's too passive to have a hand like A9s here I'd just fold PF. [/ QUOTE ] I said a little too passive, not passive. by that I mean he wasn't value betting that well, he wasn't bluffing much, and he I'm pretty sure he's raising a good amount of hands there, and I think he might bet KJ, KTs, QJs, etc on the turn. the turn call is what I was questioning. I think I should probably fold 
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#12
06-14-2005, 01:51 AM
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Re: ATo Turning Stone 20/40
Yeah, pot seems kinda smallish. Doesnt' really seem worth it.
If you turned a 10 what's your plan? Bet or checkraise? Why? This situation would confuse the hell out of me.
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#16
06-14-2005, 02:23 AM
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Re: ATo Turning Stone 20/40
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I think with the way you played it you need to see a showdown. I mean all you did was call check and check and check plus it is not impossible he could show up with a worse ace. [/ QUOTE ] I think seeing a showdown is pretty much out of the question
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#17
06-14-2005, 02:23 AM
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Re: ATo Turning Stone 20/40
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This line seems really weak, why not 3bet preflop and follow with a flop bet to see where you are? [/ QUOTE ] I don't love ATo against his range of opening hands. I felt it was good enough to play and I had pretty good control over him after owning him on a hand. tangent: he raises from MP. I call in the BB with 77 flop J74 check, bet call turn A bet, raise, call river J check, bet, raise, call that river card sucked though as far as me getting him to bet goes.
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