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Flop bet is no good. Your plan should be to get a cheap showdown. With every hand you play in these tournaments you need to think, do I want a big pot here, or do I want to get to a showdown? Do I have much FE? What are the stacks like? Here there is no reason to build a big pot with a crummy 59. CHECK the flop. SB has a J and went for the c-r on the turn or he has a K and called the flop because he had a flush draw or a lobotomy. No need to get into these marginal situations. It's not a cash game. You can't build a wacko image and then rebuy and double through with a good change of gears.
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I'd just c/f really, I don't think there's much value to be had here.
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(2:13:49 PM) Mirage: I had already decided to get it in while he was timing down though so his FE was nonexistant (2:14:05 PM) Mirage: I mean wtf does he think I have there when I take that line pre and on the flop (2:14:11 PM) Eric: {random} (2:14:14 PM) Mirage: lol |
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I must say I'm pretty shocked at all the responses so far. You guys are folding to a limp/minbet on this flop? That seems hugely exploitable.
I also think that it's quite standard to bet when checked to in this situation, regardless of holdings. I think shutting it down after the bet is called is the way to go. Curious to see more responses. |
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Flop bet looks good to me. I'd call river w/ great odds and a ton of curiosity.
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Paired board like this I really like a bet.
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