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Re: 3 10/20 NL hands
It's fine, he's a friend of mine being a dumbass. Just a bored kid in college with nothing to do.
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#12
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Re: 3 10/20 NL hands
"Why not bet the turn?" Good idea. Good analysis. |
#13
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Re: 3 10/20 NL hands
"Hand 1: It seems slim but you there and it was your read. As for 75s first in, I generally raise any hand I'm going to limp with if the game is tight and I think I can buy position and/or outplay my opp. postflop etc... Eh?"
Yes I do like to raise with those types of hands sometimes. "Hand 2: I like it, I assume you are giving up if he calls/raises?" Yes - I give up if he raises for sure on the turn. I might fire another barrell on the river if I thought he was drawing and missed. If it does not look like his draw got there, I would consider making a bet on the river. That would be a tough situation. I might fire out half the pot or something like that if I didn't have anything. I also had the gutshot draw that might bail me out on the river if I am called on the turn. In the actual hand, the villain folded on the turn, and I wasn't faced with a difficult river decision. One problem with betting the river would be if the villain had called the flop and turn with an Ace high flush draw, which would be a logical hand for him to have (assuming he called my turn bet). |
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Results
Results on Hands 1 and 2: I won the pots after my opponents folded to my turn bets.
Hand 3 the results were given in the orginal post, but to restate, i folded on the turn. |
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