UKIPT Hand - Line check

[claypole]

Hand looks pretty well played. Can't imagine ever flatting the river given the action, actually think flatting is borderline terrible. Even if he never calls our raise it's still better to not show our hand

And obv u don't want him to think anything other than you're a punter! Claypole as bad, turns up to tourneys wearing hoodies and headphones chatting to Cody and crew on the break

It was you we were speaking about so he probs knows I am a punter..

Wins thread

[Tal]

Eso didn't see it coming until it was too late...

[david3103]

Looks like a good excuse to post this

[Tal]

Love Stewart Francis

[david3103]

eeeee I could crush a grape





I too love the Canadian punster

[NigDawG]

would bet turn and river. craig is never bet calling worse either

[Rexas]

Really don't like leading the river in these spots, although sometimes we have to, would much rather donk turn than check

[JGill_DTD]

Think I personally take the same line as mr Pleno, x/r the turn which keeps a fair few hands in then hope he calls the riv.

Don't think Craig (with this hand being very player dependent) ever calls off worse as played, so on the riv after flatting the turn I tend to just flat the riv as he can show up with KJ/KQ/KK hands every now and then. Maybe I'm just a massive nit.

[The Squid]

What bluffs do you think you have on the river? What bluffs does Craig perceive you to have? Your unlucky hand vs top class player but you need to consider this when playing against someone like Craig.

Also leading flop gets the punter involved with pair +T hands he should fold and starts charging hands that have considerable equity vs us.

[SuuPRlim]

What bluffs do you think you have on the river? What bluffs does Craig perceive you to have?

Yeh, ^^.

I hate these spots where you have like near the top of your range but the bottom of your "value- range" vs gd players where it's pretty tilt to raise and pretty tilt to call.