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Ignoring the results of the hand, should you have bet the flop? I’m not sure that’s getting the maximum value out of flopping the nut straight -- especially with an Ace on the board. If johnny wasn’t such a tool, and, say, was holding a pair nines or any other reasonable hand, and you bet into that board, especially after raising pre-flop, he’s going to fold.
I’d instead check/call the flop, then bet the turn (hoping for a raise so I can three-bet). |
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You think 99 is gonna raise on the turn with that board?
I like betting almost all flops for the hands I'm playing in 6 max limit. Bet when I hit, bet when I miss, bet when I've flopped the nuts.... It makes it very difficult to put me on a hand. If the flop was a raibow, I might check, but with 2 suited cards on the flop, go ahead and bet. Last thing: When you raise preflop and then check, it looks suspicious. Aspecially after an all high card flop. You're not gonna get any action from Mr. 99 anyway. |
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This ignores the fact that pshabi probably already has enough information on this retard to classify him as a calling station. No need to get tricky against these imbeciles, especially in limit.
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