y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 1 I use double check raise line, but the result is so bad.
if check raise the turn, the raise size should around 60-65$, the pot should
be way over his remain stack. So, I guess I still need shove.
His hand is so weak, middle pair with no kicker. I should can blow him off
the hand.
Full Tilt Poker Game #22117015178: Table Thread (heads up) - $0.50/$1 - No
Limit Hold'em - 3:44:17 ET - 2010/07/06
Seat 1: whereisdonny ($161.85)
Seat 2: pokeryjj ($261)
whereisdonny posts the small blind of $0.50
poker | s*********k
发帖数: 1989 | 2 This is HU. Anything happens. I did not see anything un-normal. All steps
are standard play.
Might lead out the flop with 1/2 pot is better. And on turn as block. | W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 3 your double check raise all in turn is too bluffy. With a flush draw on flop
, he will call you down light. Your line looks spewy.
I think you can lead on turn 2/3 and probably fold to an all in reraise or a big raise. if he calls, you can lead river. You can also expect him to call you down river a lot depends on whether you have raised with top pair and lead 2 street. If you have not done so, you are representing a very narrow range and he will call you down light 3 barrels. Check fold rive | W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 4 I learned a new word called "depoloarized range" the other day. you could
use that here if you have A top pair and weak kicker. You usually would not
raise flop and lead 2 street with top pair weak kicker at this situation or
double check raise all in, where you either have a very strong hand or
bluffs. When you represent a very narrow range of strong hand, they will
call you down light with a marginal hand to catch you bluff. That's when you
get paid off with your semi strong hand. It seems t | y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 5 Might lead out the flop with 1/2 pot is better.----maybe.
But check/raise line is also very good for OOP. Fryking already knows that, c/r can buy you a free card if your opponent holds a weak hand such as t3o here.
And on turn as block.----c/r on the flop should be the best block there. but maybe not that useful. In that hand, I c/r on the
flop. When I check to him on the turn, he still bets around 2/3 pot.
And his hand is almost a bluff. t3o.
c/r big on the flop, the purpose is to fold those tr
【在 s*********k 的大作中提到】
: This is HU. Anything happens. I did not see anything un-normal. All steps
: are standard play.
: Might lead out the flop with 1/2 pot is better. And on turn as block.
| y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 6 The strong hand, in that case, is AX. A8+ is monster there.
That combination is so many, it is not narrow range such as set.
Because I have draw and OOP there, I can not just call w/my draw. Because
his hand is not that strong, even I hit my draw, he 95%+ will not pay me.
My main goal is to take the pot right on the turn, but how to do is a little
tricky. If I check raise 3X on the turn, and get called, the pot is so huge
, he is committed to call river bet. If I miss on the river, and I go alli
【在 W********m 的大作中提到】
: I learned a new word called "depoloarized range" the other day. you could
: use that here if you have A top pair and weak kicker. You usually would not
: raise flop and lead 2 street with top pair weak kicker at this situation or
: double check raise all in, where you either have a very strong hand or
: bluffs. When you represent a very narrow range of strong hand, they will
: call you down light with a marginal hand to catch you bluff. That's when you
: get paid off with your semi strong hand. It seems t
| y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 7 your double check raise all in turn is too bluffy. With a flush draw on flop
, he will call you down light. Your line looks spewy.
Suppose I have ajo, a9o there, I will surely go allin there for protection,
because I do not know if he has draw there, and whether he will pay me off
on the river.
If I bet 3/4 pots on the turn, he calls. He will get paid if he hits his 5
outers or 9 outers.
Usually speaking, drawing person has advantage, because he knows what to do
next.
flop
a big raise. if he
【在 W********m 的大作中提到】
: your double check raise all in turn is too bluffy. With a flush draw on flop
: , he will call you down light. Your line looks spewy.
: I think you can lead on turn 2/3 and probably fold to an all in reraise or a big raise. if he calls, you can lead river. You can also expect him to call you down river a lot depends on whether you have raised with top pair and lead 2 street. If you have not done so, you are representing a very narrow range and he will call you down light 3 barrels. Check fold rive
| W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 8 If you have top pair, you will check raise flop and bets 2 street turn and river instead of
double check raise all in. Your line is exactly like the hand you have.
Want a free card on turn then shove all in in desperation when he bets. You fold equity just went to out of the window when you check turn. You
can try this with a monster hand sometimes to mix it up. But when you only
have a draw, expect him to call you down light. Just like the other hand where you have pocket 6s. He call you fl | y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 9 suppose I do have ace, I still prefer check raise, since worst hand will not
the bet, but will bet out by themselves.
If I use c/r on the flop, bet , bet line. the betting size is awkward. If I
bet big, most second pair will fold, even weak draw will fold, however, any
hand beats me will call.
If I bet small, I give them the implied odds to call.
So, if I do have ace there, I still prefer c/r turn line, especially against
aggressive guy.
Also, this line can discourage floating later on.
river i
【在 W********m 的大作中提到】
: If you have top pair, you will check raise flop and bets 2 street turn and river instead of
: double check raise all in. Your line is exactly like the hand you have.
: Want a free card on turn then shove all in in desperation when he bets. You fold equity just went to out of the window when you check turn. You
: can try this with a monster hand sometimes to mix it up. But when you only
: have a draw, expect him to call you down light. Just like the other hand where you have pocket 6s. He call you fl
| W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 10 That's if you bet flop and check raise turn.. this line look fine and can
counter floating which i use often with set as well in full ring game.
check raise flop and check raise turn is completely different. It is weak
and bluffy.. | s*********k
发帖数: 1989 | 11 Frnakly, I did not see any play is not good. It just fits diff. ppl
and each hand. C/R w/ paired ace at OOP is regular. lead out small ball to
block
at OOP w/ draw is regular etc.
not
I
any
against
【在 y********n 的大作中提到】
: suppose I do have ace, I still prefer check raise, since worst hand will not
: the bet, but will bet out by themselves.
: If I use c/r on the flop, bet , bet line. the betting size is awkward. If I
: bet big, most second pair will fold, even weak draw will fold, however, any
: hand beats me will call.
: If I bet small, I give them the implied odds to call.
: So, if I do have ace there, I still prefer c/r turn line, especially against
: aggressive guy.
: Also, this line can discourage floating later on.
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