Who pays off?

[stripsqueez]

i raise pre-flop and call the river - posters must be punished

i played another 200 odd hands in this game this week - pokertracker says 1,100 hands total - i reckon they are awful - it reminds me a lot of the 5/10 6 max game of 2-3 years ago - outrageously passive

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

[Poldi]

I raise preflop and pay off.
Your hand is better than a random hand and he doesnt seem to be very bright so a raise seems in order.

[SomethingClever]

1) Yeah, I raise pf. K9 > random hand.

2) I call and expect a dumb two pair. But I think probably at least 1 in 7 times I'm pleasantly surprised by a bluff or a worse K.

[MAxx]

I lean towards betfolding in this type of river situation, until an unknown player shows he should be called. Especially if I was to play at a more passive type game like the the 36 shortbus. I don't really know for sure, but I suspect that this could be a better strategy than calling until a player shows you that you should be folding.

Think about it.

To Give an unknown credit until shown otherwise, or to not give an unknown credit till shown otherwise? I mean we know the standard 3/6 player isnt going to be bluffraising the river that often......why not treat the unknown as standard from the getgo as SOP?

[zephed]

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1) Yeah, I raise pf. K9 > random hand.

2) I call and expect a dumb two pair. But I think probably at least 1 in 7 times I'm pleasantly surprised by a bluff or a worse K.

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It's actually a little bit worse.

[baronzeus]

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1) Yeah, I raise pf. K9 > random hand.

2) I call and expect a dumb two pair. But I think probably at least 1 in 7 times I'm pleasantly surprised by a bluff or a worse K.

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It's actually a little bit worse.

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equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 57.8350 % 56.43% 01.40% { K9o }
Hand 2: 42.1650 % 40.76% 01.40% { random }


BTW Guy I was just kidding of course. I have like a 6th sense about these things [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]