Strange Lines DTD 1-1

[Tal]

Fairly put.

Yours nittishly,

Tal

[SuuPRlim]

Fairly put.

Yours nittishly,

Tal

I didnt really answer the question either lol, I just said....maybe, lol

[Tal]

Fairly put.

Yours nittishly,

Tal

I didnt really answer the question either lol, I just said....maybe, lol

I noticed but I'm nice. 

[SuuPRlim]

Fairly put.

Yours nittishly,

Tal

I didnt really answer the question either lol, I just said....maybe, lol

I noticed but I'm nice. 

That kind of IS the answer though, sometimes it is....sometimes it isn't

[Tal]

Fairly put.

Yours nittishly,

Tal

I didnt really answer the question either lol, I just said....maybe, lol

I noticed but I'm nice. 

That kind of IS the answer though, sometimes it is....sometimes it isn't

Of course. To be most instructive, though, (to optimise our instruction range, if you will...) you should explain what factors you take into consideration when playing it one way and under which specific circs you do the opposite.

I'm happy enough with your answer but we're probably off-topic now. Par for the course for me

[SuuPRlim]

To be most instructive, though, (to optimise our instruction range, if you will...)

Loved this bit.

[dwayne110]

I'd call the turn always here - raising turns our disguised draw into a bluff, which seems unnecessary given the price we're being given to hit our hand and the potential big return on the river if we hit our hidden draw. By just calling she may interpret this as weakness which could pay off big on the river if she has top pair/2 pair type hands. Any raise on the turn also gives her the perfect stack to go all-in, leaving us in a horrible spot. If she does happen to have 2 pair/a set type hands that she's decided to play weird on the turn, most of our river outs willl not only be good but likely to get paid off with her stack.

[DMorgan]

Fold pre but nobody does. I think that understanding why it should be a fold is important but don't actually do it obv in a live 1-1 game full of unknowns.

Call and play fit/fold on the river is optimal I think. Villain is very likely to be finding out where she is with 9x but be stacking off anyway if you raise so just call and lead big when you get there.