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 NL betting strategy part 2, KJo, 12. Dec 2003 14:49 | ||
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| A continuation of my previous post, with the same questions, different hand: Very next hand after the AA I get AKo in the SB. A fairly loose player opens in MP with a $10 bet ($7 raise). One caller, rest fold to me, I raise to $30. First bettor calls, other bettor folds. First guy makes a comment about me having AA again, I smirk. Flop comes down AKT, with 2 hearts. Good but very dangerous. I bet out $30, he makes a comment about "I hope you haven't already made your straight" and calls. I would have much preferred a fold. Turn is a rag, I bet out $50. He calls again. I figure he's chasing flush or straight (or both) and might have a piece of the board, like the A. River is a heart and completes the flush, I check, he checks behind me and I win when he turns over KQ, with the Kh. Same questions as before- given my objectives, are the amounts of my bets good? Or is this something that needs some fine tuning? Thanks Eli | ||
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| Re: NL betting strategy part 2, Aisthesis, 16. Dec 2003 18:45 | ||
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| Well, I know you're a much better player than I am, but I'll comment anyway (interspersed with your description) on 12. Dec 2003 14:49 KJo wrote: > A continuation of my previous post, with the same questions, different hand: > > Very next hand after the AA I get AKo in the SB. A fairly loose player opens > in MP with a $10 bet ($7 raise). One caller, rest fold to me, I raise to $30. I don't really like this raise with AK. I feel like it's just getting too much money in the pot with a drawing hand. > First bettor calls, other bettor folds. First guy makes a comment about me > having AA again, I smirk. > > Flop comes down AKT, with 2 hearts. Good but very dangerous. I bet out $30, > he makes a comment about "I hope you haven't already made your straight" and > calls. I don't think $30 was nearly enough on that flop. Pot has to be something over $60, and I would have definitely bet whatever the pot was. I would have much preferred a fold. Turn is a rag, I bet out $50. He > calls again. I figure he's chasing flush or straight (or both) and might have a > piece of the board, like the A. Same again: I'd say betting pot would be better. River is a heart and completes the flush, I > check, he checks behind me and I win when he turns over KQ, with the Kh. > Check sounds great to me here, wouldn't want to give him the opportunity to checkraise with the flush. > Same questions as before- given my objectives, are the amounts of my bets good? > Or is this something that needs some fine tuning? > > Thanks > > Eli | ||
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