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 - Counterintuitive Play BTF and On the Turn, T. Perry - However, since they *are* aware to various degrees, you'd like to raise more than not to squeeze out that EV, but you have to do the reverse enough that...
- Dealing with scare cards on the turn, T. Perry - The question assumes you're one of the first to act. So we'll go with that assumption. From early position you should play real aggressively
to make up for your positional disadvantage. So, in this case I would...
- Defending against semi-bluff turn raises, A. Jalib - The title of this thread as "Defending against semi-bluff turn raises." The actual subject was "Defending against a player who raises with
position on the turn with an already made hand that has a...
- Essay #3... Opportunity Lost , A. Jalib - It's 40-80 in LA. There are two early loose callers, then a middle position good player calls, and I raise with AJ one off the button.
The blinds call, as do the limpers. Interestingly, the good player to my right hesitated subtly before he called...
- Going Too Far & Implicit Collusion , A. Morton - I usually enjoy reading Mike Caro's Card Player column. One from last June
made a big impression on me. In it he says: _The real low-limit secret for today_. The most important thing i can teach you about playing the lower limits is...
- How to deal with aggressive pot-stealers?, M. Hall - The most common steals are: 1) Late position opening raise preflop. 2) Bet in late position on the flop when no one else bet, or in any position if there is a pair on the board...
- Mason Malmuth 30/60 Holdem Turn Play, T. Perry - Wouldn't the very good player bet any queen on the flop with only one player left? Not necessarily...
- More turn stuff, A. Jalib - You should not feel uncomfortable about folding on the turn. Given that you have bet, and he has raised your ass, you absolutely should fold here. Keep this play in mind...
- Play on the turn, A. Jalib - All your thoughts are sound. Raising on the turn is a popular bluff move
in the higher stakes games. I am (sometimes) willing to lay down a hand
on the flop to a raise, but many opponents will call...
- Turn and river decisions, T. Perry - For me, the river is just so simple: bet if you honestly think you really
might have the best hand AND be called by a losing hand OR if you think you
really might get a winning hand to lay down...
- Turn play with made hand, D. Negreanu - From the description of the two blinds, I think checking the turn is a
big mistake. You've almost eliminated the possibility of the SB having
an A and the big blind could have anything. On the turn, I would feel
like I have the best hand unless I got check-raised...
- Turn play with made hand, D. Negreanu - From the description of the two blinds, I think checking the turn is a
big mistake. You've almost eliminated the possibility of the SB having
an A and the big blind could have anything. On the turn, I would feel
like I have the best hand unless I got check-raised...
- Turn problem, J. Morgan - This depends much on the better and pre-flop action.If the preflop
action included a raise, I could easuly be facing another king now. never mind...
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