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Cash Game Strategy With Live At The Bike

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Card Player is excited to announce a partnership with the Bicycle Casino and Live at the Bike, the industry’s leading live cash game webcast.

CardPlayer.com will host the live cash game streams for all Live at the Bike webcasts (every Tuesday and Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. PST) and also partner with Live at the Bike for special programming.

To celebrate the partnership, Card Player will be bringing you the cash game hand of the week, featured from a past episode of Live at the Bike.

Here’s a look at this week’s hand.

The Details

Game: $5-$10 no-limit hold’em

Beavis limped with 9Spade Suit6Spade Suit from under the gun +1, Ron called with QSpade Suit2Spade Suit in the hijack, Sarkis called with 5Heart Suit3Heart Suit in the cutoff and Josh raised with 6Club Suit6Diamond Suit from the small blind to $40.

Beavis raised to $125 and both Ron and Sarkis folded. Josh quickly called and the flop fell KClub Suit9Heart Suit5Diamond Suit. Beavis bet $125 and Josh called. The turn was the 7Diamond Suit and Beavis bet $245.

Josh quickly called and the river was the 4Spade Suit. Beavis bet $300 and Josh called with his pocket sixes. Beavis showed his pair of nines and scooped the pot.

The Questions

When Josh squeezes from the small blind preflop with sixes, is he trying to build a pot or thin the field? When Beavis three-bets after limping in early position, what kinds of hands is he trying to represent? After flopping second pair, is Beavis betting for value or as a bluff on the flop? After being called on both the flop and river, what kind of hand does Beavis believe he is up against? What kind of hands in Beavis’ range can Josh beat?

Be sure to watch new episodes of Live at the Bike each Tuesday and Friday on CardPlayer.com.

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