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#2
03-09-06, 08:54 AM
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how much more? she bet 4/5ths the pot? Would you double the pot?
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03-09-06, 08:58 AM
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The Problem is that it was worth it for them to chase the hand the entire way. Once the tunr cld be wshouomes off its worth it to chase again, and you weary of the river bet, it is a bad beat, but i beat yourself out of the hand too..
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03-09-06, 02:33 PM
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Perhaps it would be wrong, but yes; I would have doubled the pot on flop. Just to get a better read on the other players.
My read on flop: 4h Qh Ac : flush draw; slowplayed top set or middle set, or they might be holding a pair higher than my 4. I'd bet 200. Why? Because I have bottom set, not taking the chance for it to become a losing set. Turn card could have given them the chance at a higher set. Turn: 5d : set 5? Maybe. Beats my set. If they go all in here, with my previous bet of 200, I'd have folded. With the 80 bet, hard to tell. I'd probably do what N1kita did and go all in. But then again, I wouldn't have bet 80. |
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