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12-31-2005, 08:24 PM
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Re: Tricky turn decision, trickier river
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Tricky turn decision, trickier river [/ QUOTE ] I think the turn decision is the trickier of the two actually. River is an easy call. turn is a call too....but you actually have to think about it. 
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12-31-2005, 08:28 PM
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Re: Tricky turn decision, trickier river
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[ QUOTE ] Tricky turn decision, trickier river [/ QUOTE ] I think the turn decision is the trickier of the two actually. River is an easy call. turn is a call too....but you actually have to think about it. [/ QUOTE ] Heh, I just thought to myself that the turn was trickier than the river. 6.75BB pot, can expect to make up say 1.5BB when we hit, go we're getting 8.3:1 on a call. With 4 pretty clean straight outs, we only need a total of 1 out between our queens and aces, and it seems like we have well over 1 effective out from the 6 pair cards. Why would you say this is so close?
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12-31-2005, 08:33 PM
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Re: Tricky turn decision, trickier river
I don't think the turn decision is particularly close.
I don't think either decision is tricky actually...but if I had to rate them I'd say the river-decision is easier to immediately see. you actually have to use a few brain-cells to determine to make that call on the turn.
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