AA HU on 4flush board, and A6o HU easy river bet?

Hand 1: most likely beat. You know you're throwing away money, but you gotta call. Or do you? ... I don't know.

Hand 2: put yourself in his shoes: raise the flop. That'll have him fold by the river, when you bet it. Anyhow, I would bet the river.

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For the guys that call down in hand 1:
Why do we like this one but hate this similar calldown from HUSH? In sublime's hand, the pot is a little smaller but the Villain will be a little more bluffy/aggy, so I don't see a huge difference in our calldown EV.

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For the guys that call down in hand 1:
Why do we like this one but hate this similar calldown from HUSH? In sublime's hand, the pot is a little smaller but the Villain will be a little more bluffy/aggy, so I don't see a huge difference in our calldown EV.

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c/r is a bigger display of strength than a donkbet which often is very weak?? also I'm never behind a better 1pair hand, and this board also is less likely to make a 2pair hand, than a QT9 board

I might be wrong, but I think its a slightly +EV calldown

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Ok, how about versus this old one?

This one is 2P versus TP/OP but I think we're far more worried about the flush than a better pair here and the pot is the same size as yours.

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Ok, how about versus this old one?

This one is 2P versus TP/OP but I think we're far more worried about the flush than a better pair here and the pot is the same size as yours.

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my hand is stronger than both of the examples you posted, I think not having to worry about having the best pair makes a calldown possible, these donkbets are usually a a pair or a draw, I beat all the pairs, and some of the draws ... my villian is LA and bluffhappy

it is possible that its a little result biased, but he showed Q8s(no club obviously) and MHIG

Hand2: villian had K6, I checked behind on the river though [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]