Hand 2: Yeah, I bet a bit less on the turn. Leave enough to shove about a half pot bet or something on the river, though.
Hand 3: Lol - the guy who won it looks to my untrained eye to be big money favourite, still, gotta be worth some irate trash talk anyway.
Hand 4: I think you set yourself up for a fall with the flop check-raise, though admittedly if the guy folded it'd have been nice. I'd have probably opted for a cheap turn with the knowledge that my fold equity is reduced by the all-in player. Realistically, most turns will be scary for your hand and you're out of position. I prefer to keep things more manageable in those spots. If Foce had a bit less money I'd have liked your play. Your turn bet wasn't too bad, although admittedly he's unlikely to drop either of his likely draws (flush just hit, and you didn't bet enough to shift a set). On the river I don't see what you can really beat. Bad call I think.
Hand 5: You should either bet out on the turn or check-fold. Check-calling achieces the worst of both worlds; you gain no info on your opponents' hands and no fold equity either.
Hand 6: Given your read I suppose it's not the worst bet but at this level I'd imagine your semi-bluff won't work that often; KKxx and AAxx will be very obstinate, and there might be some low-orientated cards lurking round to make trips or straights too. It woulda been a nice steal if they both dropped, though
Hand 7: I would've raised the turn to take control of the hand and because you have so many outs. If you can drop anyone with similar draws it can clean up your hand nicely, you might win without having to hit, and, by taking the momentum in the hand, you can bluff a blank river and get a similar (but winning) hand like a draw with a single pair to fold. That said, once the other guy raises TT looks likely, but your hand is easily good enough to call with all those juicey outs.
Monk
xxxxxStatistics: Posted by Felonius_Monk — Thu Aug 25, 2005 5:08 pm
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