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08-22-07, 03:48 PM
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As a NL cash game I'd say you played that bad with 3 of a kind at a flop and you know the PFR is a donk.I would check the flop, he raises and I'll move All-in, but then again it would be a bad beat. But when you have the upper hand why did you leave him making a hand ??
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#2
08-22-07, 04:20 PM
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 umm... wow I don't know where to start. Normally I'd just leave it at " " but hell Im in the mood- I couldnt check the flop because it got bet by the PFR - Even if I could you want me to check raise a $175ish bet to $2000+ all in with a set? - When the flop was bet I raised and was called. - I bet the turn - I cant control what cards come on the turn and river
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08-22-07, 05:36 PM
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I certainly don't have the online experince you got.What I get is from playing live games with friends every Thursday and from reading books I read like 4 Books about NLHE.I guess the only way from preventing that happenning is Huge bet/reraise at Flop that would make him fold, anyway he could have called and fished for a flush.What do you think about ?
As I said you are better than me of experince but thats my 2 cents 
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#4
08-22-07, 05:54 PM
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[quote=Benji;122762](I wish I had noticed his stack on the turn, I would have just pushed -- but I doubt it'd have mattered)[quote]
That what i meant and All-in here would make it better than calling his 400$ on the river because of the pot odds. |
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