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Re: 10-20 -- the usual trouble with AQ
Check the turn, two reasons.
1) You vomit if you get raised, especially because your diamond might be good. You really dont want a big pot here. 2) You want AJ to think his hand is good. |
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Re: 10-20 -- the usual trouble with AQ
[ QUOTE ]
Check the turn, two reasons. 1) You vomit if you get raised, especially because your diamond might be good. You really dont want a big pot here. 2) You want AJ to think his hand is good. [/ QUOTE ] I agree, and I did vomit. I should have checked the turn. Can I call a bet if I check the turn? I don't think so, and it was that line of thought that got me in trouble in the first place. |
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Re: 10-20 -- the usual trouble with AQ
Maybe I should have just folded preflop. I wouldn't limp anything UTG with that short a stack that is losing to AQ. UTG was so bad, thought, that it just seemed weak to fold.
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Re: 10-20 -- the usual trouble with AQ
of course you CAN call a bet on the river if you check the turn. I would sometimes against players in that game for sure.
-Jason |
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Re: 10-20 -- the usual trouble with AQ
If the turn went check-check, I agree about the river.
I was asking, however, whether I could call a bet on the turn, not the river. |
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