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08-12-07, 11:14 PM
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well, I actually meant pushing on the turn, but now that I think about it, raising is a better play even though he called me.
As for the flop, I was pretty sure my 3 kicker was too low and that he had an ace. I decided to raise the turn because he bet 100 on flop and on the river, showing weakness. Also, I was pretty sure he was betting to prevent me from betting more. My thought process was that if he bet 100 on the flop with an ace and I called, he would think that I would call more than 100 on the turn so the 100 bet struck me as odd.
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08-12-07, 11:27 PM
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In regards to the FLOP: If you think you were unsure about your A3..make a standard information raise..say to 300-400 ( in that case he would have to fold his Q5) On the TURN: Pushing would be a huge overbet and a bad idea, because your only getting called by a hand that's beating you. RIVER: Unlucky, right move just to call. |
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