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Good Fold is the Key to Success
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[QUOTE="Maurits92, post: 4320919, member: 293139"] I had this recently where I held J9s from the BTN and I opened into the BB, villain called. Flop came 372 rainbow. I cbet, villain check raises small and I decide to call. At this point it was pretty obvious villain had 7x to me, considering his tendencies to check-raise top pair with SCs. Turn was a J, so I was ahead. I decided to check behind, with the intention to get more value on the river. River 7. I just KNEW villain had just rivered trips. Check, bet, check-raise. I reluctantly paid off. Villain shows 76s... I played this so bad as I could have just checked behind, and in hindsight a turn bet would've probably been enough to get him to fold second pair with no flush or straight draw. [/QUOTE]
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