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$10 NL HE 6-max: FH Facing River Shove, Signs Point to Fold
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[QUOTE="canbora, post: 6916053, member: 9538"] i cant comment on all of whats going on in their reasoning. but ill say this, I find in low stakes cash games that small to midling pairs aren't as valuable as projected by GTO. Even flatting is bad, because you're basically saying "I'm set mining" which is great if you hit but you have a 12% of doing that, 18% if you see the river, providing a set is even good, without improvement to a boat. AKA, you're throwing your money away, most of the time in most cases. You can do it sometimes in BB or if theres a huge family pot. If you hit it pays for itself. Theres also the possibility everyone blocks themselves and everyone has garbage and you check it down and win. I've seen it all happen, but its the lesser. Most of the time the smaller pair is beaten and you're handing money away. [/QUOTE]
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