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[QUOTE="Vallet, post: 6145811, member: 398249"] A villain with 73s rarely folds on the preflop. This is an aggressive draw villain. Therefore, 3 or 4bets here would hardly help hero with 88. If I were in the place of a hero against such a player, most likely I would put all in on the turn. The pot is already big and makes up half of our stack. The villain will not stop acting aggressively, he can overplay with pocket pairs or put pressure on us with a draw. Even if he has a straight, then we have a 20% chance of winning. We have an advantage in other cases. If the villain is ready to go all in on the turn with a flash draw, then we can use the all in cash-out function and win 80% of the pot. Although such players rarely fold. But we can also force him to fold and make him angry in the future. Because he was building up this pot, and we forced him to give up. [/QUOTE]
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