yay or naw? i prefer yay, but would like to hear other thoughts...

why turn your hand into a semibluff?

only gonna get called by better here i think.

just had a feeling, he likes to call a lot of cbets IP, rarely folds
some orbits earlier, rr my c bet on 910j board when i had KQ, i rr and he snap folded.

Ionno, i think people rarely have sets here (esp this villain), since i was a utg raiser, over pairs and A high flush draws common in my range here, i also have the assumption people just rr sets on the flop here since this flop is not that threating to over pairs, and expect to get called almost 100%. I thought i can get called here by worst, JJ/QQ/88/99 with a diamond, 10 with K/A diamond, plus some random floats with a good diamond. Mostly reg table and a lot of agg dynamics.

On February 02 2010 00:27 Stroggos wrote: why turn your hand into a semibluff?

didn't really feel like turning 444 into a bluff catcher : (

i expected a wide range calling the shove, he had like 3:1 on a call
u suggesting c/f'ing turn? or c/c, then c/c any non diamond river?

he probably checkraised your cbet on 910J because your cbet size is weak on a drawy board.

hmm, i thought you guys were deep but i just realized he has 1BI and your have 2. hmm yeah he does seem a little spewy and loose if hes floating a ton. shoving is good since they could be calling with overpairs with a diamond.