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  1. Sean Lind

    2010-05-05

    Alex,

    This is all a question of ranges. You have to think about what hands they put you on. When they check call the flop there are only two options: They have a draw, they have a weak made hand (if they have a monster, good for them).

    Now, for them to check call, they have to be putting you on a hand they beat, or they have a draw. When the ace comes out, their draw is still a draw, but any made hand is now crushed, since the only thing they can put us on is a strong ace, like AK here. We have that, or we're stone-cold bluffing. I see this as giving us a massive amount of Fold Equity.

    Obviously it's not a given that he will fold, he could have a flush draw with the ace, but his range is wide, and the relative range we're worried about is small.

  2. Alex

    2010-05-05

    Is it correct to fire the 1st n 2nd barrel on the example 1 coz i dun see any fold equity that we hav, how if he called us on the turn should we fire the 3rd as a bluff? If against a good player sometimes they won't fold to the 2nd barrel even they 're holdin a middle pair or 2 over cards, agree?

  3. nate

    2009-06-22

    is there any way i can speak to you dan? got a few questions to ask.

  4. Daniel

    2009-03-13

    Dan, thanks for the vids, they have been very helpful... I know this is fairly basic stuff and I dont know what it is, but after watching all your videos the other day i thought about it while playing and found myself playing with a strange new confidence in the ability to read random people and as a side effect i have been tilting less. Especially the c-bet lessons are something i keep in mind. Thank you very much.

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