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12-20-2005, 05:46 AM
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Re: Curtains Hand - Too Weak?
If your going to check the flop i think you have to bet the trun. A 3/4 pot sized bet should let you take it down, obviously fold to any c/r. If your called by J-9 or A/K T then you can always check behind the river. Its worth taking a shot at.
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12-20-2005, 06:28 AM
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Re: Curtains Hand - Too Weak?
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There is a 4 straight on the board and Im betting against 4 opponents? Betting the turn into 4 opponents is suicidal IMO. [/ QUOTE ] I failed to notice the turn set up the 4 stright, Id have to agree to then check fold. I still think my line is to bet a safe card on the turn if im checking the flop. Id make it small enough that I can easily get away from it. Mabye is just more of my aggressive style. Most importantly you cannot donk away your chips on suck a weak hand on a draw heavy board.
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12-20-2005, 06:41 AM
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Re: Curtains Hand - Too Weak?
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[ QUOTE ] There is a 4 straight on the board and Im betting against 4 opponents? Betting the turn into 4 opponents is suicidal IMO. [/ QUOTE ] I failed to notice the turn set up the 4 stright, Id have to agree to then check fold. I still think my line is to bet a safe card on the turn if im checking the flop. Id make it small enough that I can easily get away from it. Mabye is just more of my aggressive style. Most importantly you cannot donk away your chips on suck a weak hand on a draw heavy board. [/ QUOTE ] I too would bet the turn to a safe card. Failing to bet after 2 checks with one card to come, is really too weak.
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