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#11
06-07-2005, 10:49 AM
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Re: Proper AA turn play?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Bet the turn. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] A much better question is: why not? [/ QUOTE ] Against a good opponent I know it's proper to check the turn here on a paired RAINBOW board. The reason is if he has trips you avoid the check/raise and call the river losing one bet instead of three. If he has nothing you keep him from folding and he may bluff the river or check/call if he thinks you have nothing. Therefore you gain one bet you wouldn't have gotten. I'm just not sure about a two suit board. Against a good opponent you have to wonder why he would call a flop bet here on this board. Either he hit something or he has an A or K or small pair. If he has an A or K you want to suck one more bet out of him. I guess against a calling station you just go ahead and bet the turn. So the question is: Do I have to go back through my 2+2 books to see if this is proper on a two-suit board or does someone already know? And for anyone that didn't know about this play--now you do. 
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#12
06-07-2005, 10:51 AM
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Re: Proper AA turn play?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Bet the turn. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] A much better question is: why not? [/ QUOTE ] Against a good opponent I know it's proper to check the turn here on a paired RAINBOW board. The reason is if he has trips you avoid the check/raise and call the river losing one bet instead of three. If he has nothing you keep him from folding and he may bluff the river or check/call if he thinks you have nothing. Therefore you gain one bet you wouldn't have gotten. I'm just not sure about a two suit board. Against a good opponent you have to wonder why he would call a flop bet here on this board. Either he hit something or he has an A or K or small pair. If he has an A or K you want to suck one more bet out of him. I guess against a calling station you just go ahead and bet the turn. So the question is: Do I have to go back through my 2+2 books to see if this is proper on a two-suit board or does someone already know? And for anyone that didn't know about this play--now you do. [/ QUOTE ] You had no read. At these games I assume typical micro-player until proven otherwise.
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#13
06-07-2005, 10:55 AM
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Re: Proper AA turn play?
1. What would you guess is the ratio of "good opponents" to "not so good opponents" at Party .5/1?
2. Without digging through my 2+2 library, I find it hard to imagine anybody recommending giving a free card with the flush draw out. The flush draw will call a turn bet all day, but won't call a river bet unless it hits.
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#19
06-07-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: Proper AA turn play?
id only try that if you were out of position and had a knew he would see your weekness and try to bluff you out
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#20
06-07-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: Proper AA turn play?
I know what play your making and I do it all the time, but not on this board. The Queen is a great card for you, it might have hit him, in which case you will get paid off. Also the two clubs makes me less likely to give a free card, and it makes it more likely he may try some funky semibluff turn CR. So I bet this turn and pay off a CR every time on a board like this. In the case of a rainbow flop and say a 5 on the turn, I have no problem with your check.
-DeathDonkey
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