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[QUOTE="blankoblanco, post: 1137092, member: 11119"] i like this type of line sometimes but i think this is probably one of my least favorite spots for it considering you got led into strong on such an action board. i think they almost always have some solid piece, which could ofc include b/3bing a big draw, so when he bets again on the club i'd just go away a big problem is that a flush is the only thing you can represent, you can't rep a set or two pair or anything else ever so that kinda sucks too. there are a lot of other spots for raising the turn where 1. your opponent's range will be considerably weaker, and 2. the board texture lets you represent a wider range of really strong hands. also these stack sizes don't put much leverage on your opponent at all, so better stack sizes could be #3. i'm curious why you chose this spot (guessing the opponent had something to do with it, i don't know who it is, just my general input) edit: oh fwiw once we get to the river that way i'd shove also since it doesn't have to work very often to be +EV [/QUOTE]
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