how about raise flop? if your not raising flop cause you fear a reraise from a big hand then obviously you shouldnt be calling turn since you dont have the odds vs a big hand.

call river

and lose 750$ more.

take it to warrrr baby.

stacks are very deep and he looks very strong. i could be wrong in my read but he looks very very strong and i think he has a set on the flop and wants to get in as much as possible

would take a pretty great read to call...im curious how you would play A9 and AA with the same board.

On November 15 2006 17:22 bigredhoss wrote: would take a pretty great read to call...im curious how you would play A9 and AA with the same board.

i play AA the same way but i call river. i think i fold A9 on the turn.

well if thats the case then hes probably a fairly good/tricky player? the kind who isnt going to pay off a flush vs someone calling down.

So just fold turn? 250 to call pots 500 and u need 4/1 to break even. So you need to make 500 for it to be a breakeven play. Thats not including the times when the 3c 7c falls and you pay him off.

If there is a low chance of him reraising you if you reraised him on the flop thats def the best play imo, makes it look like u have a overpair and you probably end up stacking him if you hit flush on turn and possible on river. Obviously if he calls your flop reraise u check turn and even if he does reraise you on the flop your both deepstacked and there is a good amount of equity behind calling a reraise.

hm, ic...part of the reason i ask is because with his river bet, isn't his range basically boat or garbage/busted draw here? how often is he actually betting something worse than AA for value on riv considering stack sizes?

imo hes like 75% boat 15% overpair and 10% bluff, But I dont know how this guy plays.