witnessed a great play

[Markmadness 0]

I just was watcing some no limit. $25/$50 blinds.PLayer 1 raised the pot 200 He had A4. Player 2 called with J10.The flop came A98Player 1 bet 300 player PLayer 2 calledThe turn came 2. Player 1 bet 300 again. Player 2 called.The river came 4. The board now was A9824. PLayer one bet 50. I was thinking hmm guess he ain't strong at all. Player 2 raised him 1500. He called right away and took a huge pot. Do any of you no limit players every use this sort of "trap" I think this type of play can be very effective.

[wrto4556 0]

It's the "weak lead". Aggressive players will see that small bet and raise. Where were you watching this?

[Guest XXEddie]

excatly what part of this was a "great play"

[wrto4556 0]

excatly what part of this was a "great play"

The guy bet small, knowing the other guy would raise as a bluff. Aggressive players, as most are at those limits, will see that bet as a sign of weakness and try to bluff them out of the pot.That play was beautiful.

[Emptyeye 0]

I don't know.A good play, to be sure, but it seems as though the mini bet screams strength as often as it screams weakness. But that's just my observations with it.

[Markmadness 0]

I was watching it on Royal. while playing my micro limits.Tey have high limit no limit play there. Goes up to 100/200 tables with guys with $100 000 stacks. But this was atthe 25/50I see alot of low limit no limit players do that, and they are in fact weak. I guess he pulled a little number on the guy. The very next hand the guy who lost the pot went all in (tilt). Some guy wrote in chat easy easy. lol

[Guest XXEddie]

excatly what part of this was a "great play"

The guy bet small, knowing the other guy would raise as a bluff. Aggressive players, as most are at those limits, will see that bet as a sign of weakness and try to bluff them out of the pot.That play was beautiful.

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