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#11
08-17-2005, 12:18 PM
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Re: Cap the turn?
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It should be noted that MP1 was on tilt. [/ QUOTE ] WHY ARE YOU BEING FANCY? If he's on tilt, what makes you think that he won't go nutbag on the flop, turn and river? You got the PERFECT flop to take 12BB from him, and you want to leave 1.5 on the table? Will raising him for big bets really mess with his head MORE than beating him on a hand that he caps every street? 
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#12
08-17-2005, 12:20 PM
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Re: Cap the turn?
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Funny thing is he check/folded the river when I bet. I had a mentor at the time watching and he was like "wowowowow". [/ QUOTE ] I find it funny that you have a mentor that says things like, "wowowowowow."
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#13
08-17-2005, 01:15 PM
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Re: Cap the turn?
Grunching.
- Flop is ok. If he improves on the turn you are likely to improve as well and still be ahead. - Turn. The question is if we likely are ahead here? - I donīt think so. He likely have: aa,qq,kjs. Maybe he could also have ak, but that is less likely given the action. So i wouldīnt cap it. Unless he was on a fullblown tilt.
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#14
08-17-2005, 03:05 PM
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Re: Cap the turn?
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[ QUOTE ] Funny thing is he check/folded the river when I bet. I had a mentor at the time watching and he was like "wowowowow". [/ QUOTE ] I find it funny that you have a mentor that says things like, "wowowowowow." [/ QUOTE ] It was typed.
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