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$5 NLHE 6-max: Getting value with quads
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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 5863193, member: 305911"] I think this hand plays itself for the most part. However, with that being said you played it well in my opinion in a spot where not everyone (including myself) would have played it well and might have made some bet sizing mistakes. I like the check on the flop and the bet on the turn along with raising over villain on the turn. Once villain calls that turn though they can really have only two hands the way this has unfolded. I knew before I checked the spoiler alert that villain had to have either 55 or 22. However, there are sometimes there where villain could be on a strange bluff but in those instances they wont always carry through big on the river (basically it will be a one street bluff including any raises). You wisely bet huge on the river knowing they more than likely have a set and if so they think they are beating 10x. Good bet and well played but again, it should be at least somewhat easy to get max value when we have the nuts going against a hand that is 3rd nuts and could be argued at the effective nuts from villains perspective. [/QUOTE]
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