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saw flop|saw showdown
Hero ($100)
Button ($112.55)
SB ($100)
BB ($176)
UTG ($82.70)
MP ($97)
Hero is CO with
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Pre-Flop:
2 folds, Hero raises to $3.50, Button calls, 2 folds.
Flop: (Pot=$8.50)
(2 players)
Hero bets $6, Button calls.
Turn: (Pot=$20.50)(2 players)
Hero bets $11, Button calls.
River: (Pot=$42.50)(2 players)
Hero ???
c/f, b/f, c/c?
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Thread: ATo OOP, CO vs. BTN linecheck
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07-25-2009 #1Poker Professional
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ATo OOP, CO vs. BTN linecheck
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07-25-2009 #2Super Moderator
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I c/f
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07-25-2009 #3Stu Ungar
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Has he been aggressive in anyw ay? see any c/r or raises in general from him yet?
I dont know if i like c/c becuase all the hands you beat he is probably just going to check behind because he has a little bit of showdown value. But there aren't many 1pr hands in his range he will bet anyways. maybe thats why david says c/fiif u raise my raise one more ****ing time i will come over there and slit ur throat
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07-26-2009 #4Stu Ungar
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b/f $31 as to not induce i think, Tx never releases and rarely raises plus the odd JJ.
12 combos of Tx we beat, 16 JJ, so 28 that call $31.
3 AT that split.
18 sets that we fold to.
b/f > c/f > c/c i think
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07-26-2009 #5Super Moderator
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I don't think he bets with much that we can call against, given you fired that turn.
I also doubt he calls with much we beat, probably Tx (but even then alot of folk will let that go) but there's not a ton of Tx combos that make too much sense.
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07-28-2009 #6Poker Professional
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hrm. I ended up c/c'ing. I feel like he has a 7 almost never, and I get value from Tx and bluffs.
I'm still not sure what line I like best.
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07-28-2009 #7Poker Professional
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c/c is definitely worse than b/f, it's only close between b/f and c/f
what did he have?
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07-29-2009 #8Poker Professional
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yeah, I posted the thread because I didn't feel great about my line
he had KJs, fwiw
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07-29-2009 #9Poker Professional
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oh check/call is definitely best then!
Originally Posted by classickred
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07-29-2009 #10Poker Professional
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lulz
something in my subconscious felt like the guy was FOS when he bet, just his timing and whatnot, but it's easy to say that after the fact I suppose...so it's likely that I'm FOS as well haha
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