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2/4 six-max - turn and river decisions.
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[QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 427584, member: 6020"] Preflop - standard. Flop - standard. I initially thought about a raise being worth it here but a free card play on the turn could do more harm than good, and we don't want to pump the pot with a nothing hand (especially if we will feel compelled to call a 3-bet). So the call is ok. Turn - I have no real idea about shorthanded limit, but this looks like a fold to me. We have no hand no draw, SB's vpip% is large so his range is accordingly large (and thus difficult to predict, there's no way we can put him on anything with any reasonable degree of certainty), and he's led on two streets, showing no signs of weakness. Without an 'overplays draws OOP' read I fold here. River - given that you've come this far, the call is fine. Quick question though, what are you doing on the river if say the 3d falls and he leads? [/QUOTE]
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