BluffTwice

Do you mean this hand?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAia-13r1uI

If so, I agree this is a very interesting hand. I really don't know durrrr's game at all so I couldn't venture to guess what his snowing frequency is. I also agree with you that after drawing 3 on 1st draw and then raising, it just looks like he would never be bluffing there but I suppose thats where the leveling war begins.

This really is a higher level of No Limit 2-7 Triple Draw than I'm use to so I really couldn't guess what durrrr was thinking or planning. Perhaps Mr Galfond could shed some light on what his thoughts were through the hand?

I agree with all of these posts, play to scoop. If you have A29Q for example on a flop of K83r and there has been lots of action in front of you. If you suspect that one person has KKXX or K8XX or 88XX and the other has A24X then you might want to consider folding your hand on the flop. You'll have practically no chance for high and you'll be lucky to win 1/4 the pot. Of course this is all read dependent and if you find yourself playing with donks who overplay weak low draws then thats a different matter.

You can go to war with hands which have excellent potential in both directions such as Ah3h4Q on a board of 25hKh for the nut flush draw + a wheel wrap + the nut low draw with counterfeit protection. Even against KKXX for top set you're a favourite to win.

That being said, you'll want to play a set cautiously on a turn with brought a 3rd low card if you don't have a low yourself. Theres always a chance that you're being freerolled by somebody with a made low + a straight or flush draw for a high.