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cotta777
Visionary
Silver Level
This sometimes gets hard to deal with,
in general a weak bet can often mean a weak hand but on the contrast
a big bet is also a sign of weakness,
trying to take down the hand.
I mean do you call an aggressive bad player on the river after he has played his hand badly and overbets the river based on it making no sense to the board etc do you call if you hold top pair,
again if on the flop or turn he puts in an overbet what percentage of the time do you re-raise
say the board is a back draw flush and you hold Ax broad, he overbets the flop, 800 into a 820 pot
If he has it why overbet? their is no flush draw to protect against or straight draw out their
what percentage of the time would you fold to that kinda fishy bet.
and in general how do you react to a pot size bet on the turn after you float the flop...
given a variance of hands, will you ever continue in that pot with drawing hands, outs, or a peice of the board...
cheers guys just interested to hear your views
in general a weak bet can often mean a weak hand but on the contrast
a big bet is also a sign of weakness,
trying to take down the hand.
I mean do you call an aggressive bad player on the river after he has played his hand badly and overbets the river based on it making no sense to the board etc do you call if you hold top pair,
again if on the flop or turn he puts in an overbet what percentage of the time do you re-raise
say the board is a back draw flush and you hold Ax broad, he overbets the flop, 800 into a 820 pot
If he has it why overbet? their is no flush draw to protect against or straight draw out their
what percentage of the time would you fold to that kinda fishy bet.
and in general how do you react to a pot size bet on the turn after you float the flop...
given a variance of hands, will you ever continue in that pot with drawing hands, outs, or a peice of the board...
cheers guys just interested to hear your views