The horrors of slow-playing |
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Posted Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:44 am GMT by JMX360
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I know I played this poorly, but this was just brutal....should I have raised him on the turn? Or maybe even bet the flop?
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Posted Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:32 pm GMT by shorn7
So how do you know you were beat here?
And yes at some point you need to bet or raise. This is a tourny and not cash so I don't think slowplaying is smart. I would have bet that flop and raised the turn if he led. I am going broke with top set here, but do it before the river.
Posted Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:56 pm GMT by Geno
The flop check is not too horrible but the flat call on the turn is not good.
Posted Sun Nov 26, 2006 6:05 am GMT by gumbie
Bet the flop, raise the turn, call the river.
Posted Sun Nov 26, 2006 1:44 pm GMT by ScanX
| shorn7 wrote: | So how do you know you were beat here?
And yes at some point you need to bet or raise. This is a tourny and not cash so I don't think slowplaying is smart. I would have bet that flop and raised the turn if he led. I am going broke with top set here, but do it before the river. |
| gumbie wrote: |
Bet the flop, raise the turn, call the river.
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agreed on all
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