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$10 NLHE 6-max: Herocall with second pair after flop xx
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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5848791, member: 393841"] On the flop the check line is correct. Ranks V contain a proportional variety of hands. So we want V1 and V2 to keep all their bluffs in this place. We are also super deep in 3WP, so extracting value here does not imply the maximum EV for this hand, since we will get little fold equity for this flop texture. On the turn I like the x / r line as we are outmatched by villain MP's semibluffs. Many times we will represent JT; QT; AT and we want to get value from A-Q; A-8; Q-J, as these hands have negative implicit equity for us. On the other hand, we also want to knock down the BB since we have the way to do it, because now this player can give up more often the dominated hands he has (for example, low pockets). As played simply surrender on the river. The 8s reaches more the V range than ours. In fact some random combinations that V was able to open include hands like K8; 6-7; K-6. Greetings. [/QUOTE]
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