Does a c/r on the turn here define your range to him a lot more than leading does? ie. looking super strong after the bet/call on flop. I would think this makes leading a better option????
03-09-2011 03:13 PM
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Does a c/r on the turn here define your range to him a lot more than leading does? ie. looking super strong after the bet/call on flop. I would think this makes leading a better option???? | |
03-09-2011 06:36 PM
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This is one of the things that Dustin and I discussed on Skype. I am pretty sure that by taking a line as strong as this the villain is never ever going to get a FD in against us on the turn. Our line appears to be exclusively sets and I though we are getting like 4958754:1 on a call villain is literally NEVER clicking back a FD which means he either holds 99, KK(played wtf style) or 68s (4 combos). Yeah it sucks to fold to such a small raise but with 33 behind what are we really drawing to? A FH vs a hand that is going to be a better FH half of the time? | |
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