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All-in the River - Long term
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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6480104, member: 305911"] Seems like you are up against some sticky villains here and if that is the case then you can play them this way and make a lot of profit. I personally dont like the jam on the river in the first hand since with the 4 flush coming on the turn and villain checking back, I would not think they would have the flush there but would bet something there to be able to setup a river jam if they wanted to (I know only 10 high flush). If they were a player that played a flush passively on the turn then I would not think they would be calling such a large bet on the river which they did. I also dont like the check raise on the flop in the 2nd hand since you will get so much to fold out and even get AA and KK to start to worry a bit but again you were going against someone who was sticky so if you knew that then you played the hand well knowing they probably wouldnt fold. If you didnt know they were sticky then I think you played this hand too aggressively. Last hand I think is fine imo although I would bet the turn less and still have the river jam setup should I want to do it then but all in all that sizing is not that big a mistake, especially again if we are going to get called. So inconclusion, all these hands come down to the villains you play them against and what you knew about them. The first two made calls they should have not have made but if you knew that they you played the hands well. Sticky opponents then bet large for value as you did [/QUOTE]
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