

Uri Peleg Analyzes Key Poker Hands: Small Raises vs. Small Bets
The game is played at a $50/$100 limit. Stefan raises $250, and Linus 3-bets to $1,200. Linus checks, and Stefan makes a small bet of $1,321 on the turn. Linus responds with a check-raise of $2,950. Stefan and Linus both show their hands, revealing Stefan's cards and Linus's cards.
In another hand, Stefan raises $300 from the small blind and gets a 3-bet of $900, then calls. Stefan checks, and Nacho also checks. Stefan bets $2,695 on the turn. Nacho calls, and Stefan goes all-in.
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