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I'd say folding your overpair against a river shove in a non-3bet pot when playing againt an unknown is never wrong. 90 hands is not so many hands, he could be running good or be drunk. If it's the latter, you'll notice it later and get the money anyway... So just fold and watch him closer... |
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If you're going to raise the turn raise big enough to set up a river shove. I'm not saying that we should automatically shove the river, but a bigger raise gets more value and at least puts the threat of a shove out there. I also don't mind keeping the pot small and just calling the turn with a plan of calling any river with your bluff catcher. It will be nice to see a showdown to get a better idea of how villain is playing. This line does let him draw cheaper, but we don't even know if he has a draw. |
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