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$2 NLHE Full Ring: Played well or lost value?
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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5651791, member: 394557"] I agree with others that you potentially did lose value here. You didn't provide any reads but when V 3 bets our MP open and we block the Ace of diamonds he has VERY few flush draws to charge by check raising turn so I don't think there's much reason to lead turn or x/r turn. I would x/c turn and if he checks back then we have to lead all rivers for value. As played our hand looks like Ax and V can fold some huge pairs correctly against our turn lead. Other than KQdd, which is exactly one combo, most players wont have too many (if any) additional 3 bet combos against an MP open. Our x/c can also make it look like we are on the flush draw against his likely middling or even large pocket pair. That way when the flush draw misses and we lead river we are more likely to get called by KK-TT or whatever pair V may hit on the river. [/QUOTE]
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