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You have position on this guy (not when in SB though). Confront him when out of the blinds. Much easier. Other than that, apart from the fact that th...

9 years ago
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EDIT: The below is written assuming villain is full stacked. He isn't. I'd raise turn. You played this hand as to win a small pot. Turning ...

9 years ago
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First off, that is a pretty bad flop with 3 opponents. It is enough for one of them to have hit to have you screwed (which seems to escape notice). Yo...

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This is okay played versus a LAG. Sometimes the deck just isn't our best friend. The only awkward thing is the turn bet size. I'd lose my st...

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Originally posted by zednik44 ... I really should have folded to the raise on the flop. ... Do you have a hole-card camera? At any rate, playing ve...

9 years ago
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Pre is a fold due to worst possible position. Turn: I know folding is hard, but don't just blindly shove in that last piece of stack. It is 35 +...

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You don't have to "defend" the small blind ever in multi-way pots. The fact that the board is somewhat drawy is an excuse to play aggre...

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It is perfectly okay played, street by street. Preflop: AKs, and more so AKo are nice hands to move AI with when out of position. You aren't. F...

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As I see it, there are two reasonable ways of playing this hand postflop. One way is to bet once (one-and-done). The board is really bad. It is real...

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Originally posted by Sendrafreak Originally posted by YohanN7 He has 24 bb left at that point. Implied odds are 29 bb (pot) + 24 bb = 53 bb. It costs ...

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This is a clear turn raise. You have nuts and the pot is still small. If he folds to your raise, what is there to say he is about to keep barreling on...

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Hand 2: This is the "dark tunnel bluff". If you like senseless barreling away preflop, flop, turn and river (this is senseless barreling, no...

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He has 24 bb left at that point. Implied odds are 29 bb (pot) + 24 bb = 53 bb. It costs you 13 bb to call. This is 4:1 for calling assuming he goes br...

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I think it is okay played. That flop hit villain's range. Whether we should call once more is kind of close and villain-dependent. Folding turn i...

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I'd bet flop, not so much as a bluff, but to build the pot if we hit nuts, and to retain initiative to be able to check back turn (you could call...

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