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12-25-2005, 08:47 AM
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Re: Hand Vs Good Player
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who took a WA/WB line? [/ QUOTE ] Hi etizzle, What I'm trying to say is that from my point of view, it appears that the villain has a mediocre hand where he thinks he is WA/WB and is betting the river to get a call from AK and fold to raise. Maybe the villain has pocket 7s or something. I don't know when the river bet comes that he had plenty of outs, and it doesn't matter. The point is, his hand reads like an open book when he chooses the check-call check-call bet-a-blank river line, and I think I play my hand very well against this line. If I've figured out how to handle this, then I'm sure others have as well and that makes using this very exploitable line dangerous, especially a good thinking player. I'm not trying to say that his OESD is WA / WB. Sorry for the confusion. -Eric 
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12-26-2005, 03:17 PM
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Re: Hand Vs Good Player
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[ QUOTE ] who took a WA/WB line? [/ QUOTE ] Hi etizzle, What I'm trying to say is that from my point of view, it appears that the villain has a mediocre hand where he thinks he is WA/WB and is betting the river to get a call from AK and fold to raise. Maybe the villain has pocket 7s or something. I don't know when the river bet comes that he had plenty of outs, and it doesn't matter. The point is, his hand reads like an open book when he chooses the check-call check-call bet-a-blank river line, and I think I play my hand very well against this line. [/ QUOTE ] Did you miss that Hero check-raised the turn as well as bet the river, or are you just giving a general example?
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