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Party Poker 5/10 Hold'em (9 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cxPreflop: STUPIDSTUPID (ACK!) is MP2 with [Td], [Jd]. 2 folds, SB completes, BB checks.Flop: (4 SB) [5d], [4d], [3c] (4 players)SB bets, SB calls, BB calls, MP1 calls.Turn: (10 BB) [9d] (4 players)SB checks, BB bets, SB calls, BB calls, MP1 calls.River: (18 BB) [7d] (4 players)SB checks, BB checks, MP1 bets, STUPIDSTUPID (ACK!) calls, SB folds, BB folds.Final Pot: 20 BBMP1 is 35/0/.15 after about 50 handsI really don't like the way I played the flop. What would your flop line have been? I called the river because I saw the 200 bucks in the pot, and decided if I won, I'd buy a fifth and finish it in an hour.

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I 3-bet the flop. We're in position and its 4 way anyway. I've really tried to cut capping the flop after not betting/raising or 3-betting out of my game because I feel its pretty easy for good players to pick up that we are doing it because our equity is good and that we are most likely on a flush draw in these spots.

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either one is fine as long as you dont fold.if the board was 952 instead i think 3-betting would be far better.
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nice to have you back methinks.hand looks fine. i think folding the river, even with two behind you would be a mistake. it's pretty doubtful you're going to win the game, but the pot is far too big to fold. if someone raises behind you, then you have a tough (i.e. painful) fold.flop 3-bet is fine if the players behind you are passive and will be no more scared away by a 3-bet than they were by a 2-bet, but i think in general a 3-bet shuts out a lot of people that you might want in, since your overcards are probably not valuable.
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