CoranMoran
Tuesday, November 21st, 2006, 7:41 AM
QUOTE (homnig @ Monday, November 20th, 2006, 6:12 PM)

If you bet this river I don't really see it being as a bluff.. Doubt he'd fold a pair.
Yes
OP's question is whether or not a bet can be made here for value.
Since we are assuming Villain has a strong chance of calling down a bet with Ace high, we may also assume he will call down with
everything that beats us.
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We only gotta be good here 1/7 times if he always calls. It'll be less than that really if we can fold some hands we don't beat, although, I doubt we do. We do however, probably fold K-highs, etc. Either way, it'll be close to 1/7.
I'm confused.
What does 1/7 refer to?
A bet/fold value bet here on the river would need to work > 1/2 of the time that Villain calls to show profit.
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AK, AQ, AJ, AT- 12 combos each - 48 total.
AA - 3 combos
KK-TT, 44, 33 - 6 combos each for 36 total.
A9 - 9 combos
A8 - 9 combos
While I always appreciate your efforts in calculations, I don't think this combo counting will accurately tell us what to do.
- Some of these combos are significantly more/less likely to occur than others.
ex: Villain rarely has an overpair or a set here after he checks the river.
- Other combos exist as well.
ex: Anything with a 2,5,6,8,9 or other pocket pair will be calling us down.
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Any value in a bet or to thin. No read on villain
I love value betting rivers.
And I've done this against a few select opponents when I have a specific read.
But since I imagine Villain is calling down with any piece and not calling down with every Ace, I probably check down my bottom pair here more often than not.
--CM