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against 99+,33,QJs,T9s,87s,QJo,T9o,87o
we are 40% on the turn.
against 99+,33,QJs,T9s,QJo,T9o (missing 87)
we are 23% on the turn.
i don't mean we have more equity than the guy, after the flop he pretty much only has a set or strong draw, maybe overpair. the turn gives up 8 more solid outs and increases our equity by a fair amount. so might as well push it and maybe get QQ+ to fold.
looking at it now, pushing is probably spew...
i guess what's more interesting for this hand is the flop....certainly we shouldn't give up so easily after the raise.
is calling and C/F the turn optimal?
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