tasty flop

looks to wonder flop check call to death ... just bet on the river to extract value .. why he went not going to check behind with block 4 ... and he had 62 with full 666 over 44 if I knew shovy






Winning Poker, Hold'em No Limit - 30/60 - 8 players Replay this hand on CardsChat OUTPUT: 9.607 (160 bb) OUTPUT + 1: 2,495 (42 bb) MP: 1,410 (24 bb) MP+1 (Hero): 3,705 (62 bb) CO: 1,410 (24 bb) BU: 1.370 (23 bb) SB: 2,903 (48 bb) BB: 1,155 (19 bb) Pre-Flop: (90) Hero is MP+1 with 4♠ 4♦ UTG calls 60, 1 fold, MP calls 60, Hero calls 60, 2 players fold, SB calls 30, BB checks Flop: (300) 4♣ 4♥ 6♥ (5 players) SB bets 150, BB folds, UTG calls 150, MP folds, Hero calls 150 Turn: (750) 6♠ (3 players) SB bets 375, UTG folds, Hero calls 375 River: (1,500) 7♣ (2 players) SB checks, Hero bets 750, SB calls 750









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PosFlopALLIN said:

looks to wonder flop check call to death ... just bet on the river to extract value .. why he went not going to check behind with block 4 ... and he had 62 with full 666 over 44 if I knew shovy

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When The Villain leads turn we know villain has a 6 or nothing.
We want to raise turn shove river if villain does not shove turn themselves.

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Vlad Nesterenko said:

Of course it’s easier to play when there is already some information on the player

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We need no data to raise turn shove river. The bet the V makes on the turn is the only bet V will make if V does not have a six and does not catch a 2 outer on the river. It makes no sense to call hoping V cannot put us on a 4 or 6 when we call turn. Therefore we play to stack a six as that has the highest rate of return.


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