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04-30-05, 01:10 AM
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Elaborate Chip... obviously the first hand was played very aggressively...and thats my style of play. However I think with my play, my opponent should of been inclined to lay down this two pair. I could had a made straight, a set or a higher two pair. Regardless of what he had, even if he made the call, I was a favorite to win the hand unless he had trips (in which i was a small dog) or a made straight (in which i was a 2 to 1 dog). My flush was going to be good if it connected, because my reraise would certaintly take him off a higher flush draw. Regardless I had tons of outs. It turned out I was favorite and I did hit one of my tons of outs, he just hit one of his 4 on the river. How do you play this? Cold call the whole way, and just fold if you dont hit. Or end up hitting and losing bc a player on a larger flush draw wasnt chased away by a raise? Thats weak play.
Also keep in mind this was an aggressive player, if I had cold called his raise, he would of put a bet for half my chips in on the turn. even if a club hit or it didnt... then what do I do? Muck? On the second hand you think I played it over aggressive? What should I have done? Fold preflop? I hit top pair with a K kick, and was checked to on the flop. Should I check back and allow an Ace to hit or give a free card for someone to possibly turn a set? Im then checked to on the turn, I still have top pair, theres a 89 straight possibility which is unlikely due to a 2nd position raise, and no 2 pair that would make too much sense (Q10s, or 67s raise in 2nd position?) although it was a possibility. Do I check back and give a free card to beat me? Then I made trips on the river with K kick. Do I fold to the river bet? Yea theres a chance he hit a set and filled up, but if you're afraid of every possibility you will never make money playing cards. Third hand was just rough....cant get away from that one Im interested to hear you elaborate |
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