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Old 05-22-2005, 05:29 AM
rt1 rt1 is offline
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Default ok - this is bad, but would you try it?

I am in a super loose super drunk super crazy 10/20 game. I have 77 in MP.

UTG raises (drunk, rasing any 2 everytime).
2 ppl call inbetween.
I call.
Button 3 bets.

We all take a flop of 976. UTG bets, inbetweens call, I call, button raises, UTG 3-bets, inbetweens come along, I cap.

Turn is J. Checks to me, I bet, Button raises, UTG and 1 inbetweener call, I 3bet, Button caps.

River is 3. Checks to me, I know that UTG and inbetween are both going to showdown their crap hands. I know I can bet here and get 3bets with the callers... or, I can check raise the button and go for 6 extra bets.

Worth a shot?
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Old 05-22-2005, 07:59 AM
Nick C Nick C is offline
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Default Re: ok - this is bad, but would you try it?

I don't know. Button seems to love his hand so much that it may not matter what you do, especially if the other players will call any number of bets.

But, yeah, sure, go ahead and checkraise. Button will probably bet again, and maybe he'll even 3-bet your river checkraise, giving you the chance to cap.

By the way, in the wild games I've played in, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone has 54o and checkraises before you get the chance to and then takes a huge pot, after which Button spends the next half hour whining about how his set of sixes got sucked out on.
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