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Poker Strategy: Trips Weak Kicker Faces $1500 Raise

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In this hand we flop trips weak kicker and decide to fast play. We go for thin value on the river and face a raise. What would you do?

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10 thoughts on “Poker Strategy: Trips Weak Kicker Faces $1500 Raise”

  1. lol euro punks!!Its like you americans refer to us euros as some kind of another homo genus..:D But they say that in the US a 4bet means KK or AA, in europe 4 bet means someone else 3 bet..

  4. I might be a bit off but I think this is close to a mandatory 3bet a pre against a 100% opener. Should be 3 betting a very wide linear range and T9s easily gets in there. Post flop is wp. Nh.

  5. I don't understand why do I need to "3-bet or fold" T9s from sb against a BTN 3,5x open, if I am only 100-150bb effective and I need to be 300bb deep to be profitable to call?
    I don't mean against a 100% raiser, but in general.

  7. I think should 3bet preflop. Button raising 100% of time and want to be polarized betting. I also don't like check raise on flop as are folding out a lot of bluffs he would continue with. Board is dry and given he always bets preflop it's unlikely his hand strong enough to call a check raise from older player he perceives as tight. Turn and river were both good.

  9. I agree with you about tournament players being bad. The data I've seen indicates they are 60 percent more likely to go to hell than cash players. Also I try to have a network of drones tracking when people who aren't handicapped use handicapped spots and tourney players do it 5x more often than the general population.

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