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#2
I really don't like the turn push. You're the one preaching that a miniraise on the turn is a monster, here you could be drawing to one out. Looks like he has a big hand, I think a call is better.
#3
Folding KK preflop isn't done at 6-max afaik.
#4
Mjeh... I guess you have him on a flush draw? A miniraise tends to be Axs of course, but also small/medium PP's. I prefer a smaller turn bet of like 60% of the pot and then check behind on the river.
#5
Wow, 4 callers. Well, if he had you beat he should have raised the turn so I think your line is good.
#6
I guess you're committed. You could well be ahead, if you're not you most likely have outs. I wouldn't have minded a check on the turn to make it look like I bluffed the flop.
#7
I fold. If he's the sort to bluff with a huge overbet on the river there will be better times to take his money, I think he will have you beaten here too often for you to call. Only if he's playing the board and thinking a push will avoid a split will you win, he could very well have a K, J or A (but more likely a K or J). I don't see why you didn't bet the flop though.
Statistics: Posted by Stoneburg — Fri Aug 04, 2006 7:54 am
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Hand No. 1 --- I'm not pushing with QQ preflop unless I have a solid read, and definitly not after a huge Reraise Preflop. at Best you're coin flip. I would have called.
Hand No. 2 --- Standard? I think I would have push there.
Hand No. 3 --- Standard? Unless he's a Rock with 1% PFR over the last 5k hands, I'm calling 99.99% of the times.
Hand No. 4 --- Don't think he's folding, and you're beat.
Hand No. 5 --- Not sure if I would have pushed there I am weak afraid of 9T .. What if River is a
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? I think even if River is a I'll be calling if he push.. I want a cheap SD after this action btu don't think I'm folding. And how about if board pairs? Hand No. 6 --- Don't know.. but I am almost sure I'm calling here.
Hand No. 7 --- I Fold.
Statistics: Posted by AXN — Fri Aug 04, 2006 3:36 am
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