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Running good: a dangerous situation
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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1779687, member: 71146"] You [B]assume[/B] this player is playing back and is sick of your cbet's and the folding lark. What you have to remember is that he's folded numerous times before, I often find these players the best ones to be up against. You know when you're ahead and if they play back, 9times out of 10 they are beating you. For you to re-pop (thinking he's playing back) with absolutely nothing is crazy. Why not let go as soon as you are played back at? All your previous work in c-betting and them folding in is gone when you lose a chunk by calling a re-raise on the turn and folding the river and he now has his lost chips + some more of yours. Again you just assume he's playing back, you just have to remember there HAS to be a time he has something all those times he calls a pre-flop bet then folds, now just because he's playing back means you feel you're being bluffed? As for the afterthought, I disagree with people on here thinking no-one bluffs at 2nl...I think most do bluff a hell of a lot, usually all their chips go in the middle quite often from my experience. [/QUOTE]
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