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pocket8tate: -- -- SaxDoc: -- -- joshbow: -- -- fourclubs: -- -- Smasharoo: 9h 9c bigman44: -- --Pre-flop: joshbow raises to $2. fourclubs calls. Smasharoo calls. bigman44 folds. pocket8tate calls. SaxDoc calls. Flop (board: 6s 9d Qs): pocket8tate bets $1. SaxDoc folds. joshbow calls. fourclubs calls. Smasharoo calls. Turn (board: 6s 9d Qs 8s): pocket8tate checks. joshbow bets $2. fourclubs raises to $4. Smasharoo calls. pocket8tate folds. joshbow calls. River (board: 6s 9d Qs 8s 9s): joshbow bets $2. fourclubs raises to $4. Smasharoo re-raises to $6. joshbow re-raises to $8. fourclubs calls. Smasharoo calls. Showdown: joshbow shows 8c As. joshbow has As 6s Qs 8s 9s: flush, ace high. fourclubs shows Qd Qh. fourclubs has Qd Qh 9d Qs 9s: full house, queens full of nines. Smasharoo shows 9h 9c. Smasharoo has 9h 9c 9d Qs 9s: four nines. Hand #6359083-623 Summary: $1 is raked from a pot of $50. Smasharoo wins $49 with four nines.

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I would have raised the turn, but three-betting there didn't seem like a great idea.
My fault, I missed that the 8 on the turn was a third spade. With a possible made flush or straight, calling there makes sense when someone else raises. And slowplaying the flop makes sense. How often to you just call the flop with a set? Does it depend on the board and and your position?
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And slowplaying the flop makes sense. How often to you just call the flop with a set? Does it depend on the board and and your position?Position mostly, and the preflop action.I'll bet out from early position on a high card flop and call a raise and check raise the turn if it looks clean.

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i'm kinda surprised he capped there when you opened up on the paired board with just a flush.well maybe not, people do dumb things.

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It's 1/2 donkeys allways cap flushes.
True, I guess you find donkeys at alot of limits. I had to sit 3/6 at noble last night, I was 20 'crowns' away from clearning my next $10 in bonus, and wanted to pull my money. There wasnt even one 1/2 game going, and the 2/4 was full with a wait list.i'm in the big blind with 10 :club: - 10 :D One raiser, folded to me, I call.Flop :6x-10x-6xif it was a scarier board i'd bet out, but this pretty much secures my hand, aside from me already drawing dead, or him hitting a 2 outer.i check, he bets, I callTurn:KxI check, he bets, I raise, he callsRiver:3I bet, he raises, I 3-bet, he capsI seriously wonder about king-king here, but not for too long. I call, and he shows 3-3 as the $85(ish) slides my way. :roll:
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?

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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
I agree with Smash here (though he has had some strange posts since he returned that seem to contradict his old strategies). When I flop a good set I will call the flop and check-raise the turn. I find that this maximized my winnings once the big bets come around.
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
I agree with Smash here (though he has had some strange posts since he returned that seem to contradict his old strategies). When I flop a good set I will call the flop and check-raise the turn. I find that this maximized my winnings once the big bets come around.
on the flop you're the last to act, why wouldn't you raise, it's weak/tight not to raise it there.
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
I agree with Smash here (though he has had some strange posts since he returned that seem to contradict his old strategies). When I flop a good set I will call the flop and check-raise the turn. I find that this maximized my winnings once the big bets come around.
Yeah, poker players never get any better and rethink certain things. I dont really know what you're specifically refering too, but maybe he changed a bit.
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
I agree with Smash here (though he has had some strange posts since he returned that seem to contradict his old strategies). When I flop a good set I will call the flop and check-raise the turn. I find that this maximized my winnings once the big bets come around.
on the flop you're the last to act, why wouldn't you raise, it's weak/tight not to raise it there.
A raise says that I hit a premium hand. With a call and subsequest check-raise, I can usually suck in multiple donkeys to call a few big bets on the turn and river. Adding one small bet after the flop keeps them from giving more money later in the hand.
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A raise says that I hit a premium hand.  With a call and subsequest check-raise, I can usually suck in multiple donkeys to call a few big bets on the turn and river.  Adding one small bet after the flop keeps them from giving more money later in the hand.
Slowplaying a flopped set is correct under some circumstances for the reason speed mentions here.Cold donking QQ preflop like fourclubs did is pretty much unforgivable.joshbow really sucks at poker.
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Whoa whoa whoa...no raise on the flop? With two straight draws and a flush draw out? How come everyone came down hard on me for just calling (and waiting for the turn to raise) in situations similar or even less scary than this?
because people think smasharoo is the god of holdem and will turn them from being losing/break even players to winning players
I agree with Smash here (though he has had some strange posts since he returned that seem to contradict his old strategies). When I flop a good set I will call the flop and check-raise the turn. I find that this maximized my winnings once the big bets come around.
on the flop you're the last to act, why wouldn't you raise, it's weak/tight not to raise it there.
A raise says that I hit a premium hand. With a call and subsequest check-raise, I can usually suck in multiple donkeys to call a few big bets on the turn and river. Adding one small bet after the flop keeps them from giving more money later in the hand.
a raise in LHE says you hit a premium hand? tell me you're not that retarded. Say you raise the flop and get another small bet out of each of them. Then on the turn it'ts a bet and a raise already in front of you I would go for overcalls to fill up/quad up. not rasing the flop is weak tight.
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A raise says that I hit a premium hand.  With a call and subsequest check-raise, I can usually suck in multiple donkeys to call a few big bets on the turn and river.  Adding one small bet after the flop keeps them from giving more money later in the hand.
Slowplaying a flopped set is correct under some circumstances for the reason speed mentions here.Cold donking QQ preflop like fourclubs did is pretty much unforgivable.joshbow really sucks at poker.
results oriented thinking moron
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