Re: Hypothetical Poker Situation
- From: wayne.vinson@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:54:02 -0700
Ok, you raise 5xBB with AA, button calls. Flop 333, you bet 2/3 of the
pot, button calls. It's early in the tourney, so you don't have any sort
of read on him. Turn is a T. Now what, action is on you.
Assuming I have no read is absurd. There are common tendencies that
run across players.
However, if it were online, I would check the turn intending to
raise. If I get re-raised all in, I'd consider folding. This line
has the advantage of possibly separating the 3's from the TTs. It
also might very well induce a bluff on the turn or river and get me
money out of unpaired high cards or a small pair that's going to fold
otherwise.
.
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