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MagXedin

Joined: 10.10.2010

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06.12.2014, 14:06 0

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
SB ($606)
Hero ($981)
UTG ($386)
CO ($626)
BTN ($401)

Dealt to Hero 9♦ Q♥

fold, fold, fold, SB raises to $60, Hero calls $30

FLOP ($135) 3♣ 7♦ 9♣

SB checks, Hero bets $67, SB raises to $134, Hero calls $67

TURN ($403) 3♣ 7♦ 9♣ A♣

SB bets $409 (AI), Hero folds

fishy guy 33/22 with 53open SB

whats this C/R flop about? should i have shoved?

could you elaborate on turn card? i often dont understand how the situation changes with different turns.
like if its Aclub / if its Anotclub / if its not A / if its not A or club / if its 8 / if its 9

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_Anonymous_

08.12.2014, 12:14 0

his flop line is really weird.. why would he do that? 33/22 looks quite loose so I'm definitely not folding. the board is really wet so I think I just shove hte flop (not that happy about it, but I think it is the best option vs this guy on this board). there are so many bad turn/river cards for your hand you want to get it in now if he has a draw. if you flat you can make mistakes on the turn/river because he has initiative and is committed and you are in a guessing game. exactly this situation. if turn is a club does he have flush draw or straight draw or T9? could be any of those hands. If turn is a blank and he shoves, he could still have any of those combos... the turn card doesnt change his play at all (he shoves on any turn card). If you flat flop with the intention of calling any turn card then it is a good play to induce him to bluff the rest of his chips on the turn. If you call flop then have no idea what to do on the turn you should just get it in on the flop. If you don't know what his plan is on the turn, you should just get it in on the flop (IMO). hope that makes sense

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