AT234
5-10-20 Big O. Villain in sb seems very inexperienced and I assume he’s going to make huge mistakes. 1500 eff
Hero in str with AT234ds no diamonds and the dry Ah
Pre: Btn sb bb limp. Hero makes it 80, btn folds and blinds both call
Flop (260) : T42ddh
V bets 200, bb folds, hero..
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Would flat, though there are arguments for just raising and getting it in.
call whats the turn?
Off topic Bro. Long time no see but how would I go about finding my email for my old account. Not sure if you remember me but I used Pandick when I played in the UK
Glad to see your all still grinding. I ended up playing a lot of Big 0 in Maryland live over the last ten years
Off topic Bro. Long time no see but how would I go about finding my email for my old account. Not sure if you remember me but I used Pandick when I played in the UK
Glad to see your all still grinding. I ended up playing a lot of Big 0 in Maryland live over the last ten years
Hey man, certainly remember your nickname!
5-10-20 Big O. Villain in sb seems very inexperienced and I assume he’s going to make huge mistakes. 1500 eff
Hero in str with AT234ds no diamonds and the dry Ah
Pre: Btn sb bb limp. Hero makes it 80, btn folds and blinds both call
Flop (260) : T42ddh
V bets 200, bb folds, hero..
100% call. Nothing else would be beneficial to your hand
Against a very inexperienced opponent I lean raise but most inexperienced opponents will also give off more information that would make it easier for me to decide one way or another.
The main case against inexperienced opponent is they are going to overplay hands they should not on turns and Hero may make some incorrect folds on non-diamond turns. No backdoor flush draws is also unfortunate and another reason I slightly lean towards fast-play.
