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11-30-2005, 04:56 PM
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If there was ever a time to fold a boat... (NL400 6/max)
NL 400, 6 max. Villain seems TAG and solid-- although that read is only after playing w/ him for like 5-10 minutes. I've had reads like that change after much longer times playing with seemingly good players, until they display some horrific poker.
Anyways, Effective stacks are 450 ish. I pot raise to 14 UTG, folds to SB, he raises to 40 ish, folds to me I call (good? I usually just fold unimproved on flop, so I'm clearly getting good implied odds.) Flop TJJ 2 spades (80ish in pot) He bets 60 I call. Turn 2 of spades (3 spades up) (200 in pot) He checks, I bet 100, he thinks for 10 seconds and calls. River-- offsuit Ace. Villain Pushes for ~250 I know theres so much in the pot... 
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11-30-2005, 05:02 PM
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Re: If there was ever a time to fold a boat... (NL400 6/max)
Got to be TT
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11-30-2005, 05:07 PM
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Re: If there was ever a time to fold a boat... (NL400 6/max)
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i would be betting more than 1/2 pot on the turn.. more like 2/3-3/4 or PSB [/ QUOTE ] Shouldnt we assume villain has: 1) AA/KK no spade- a pot sized bet- there is a very good chance he folds 2) AA/KK spade, he is way more likely to call 100, than 200, and he commits more chips if a spade falls. 30 AK w/ a spade- He calls 100 but not 200 probably, either way he is drawing dead, so I think 100 is better. Where am I off?
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