- voltron
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Speak of the devil:
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- voltron
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LuckySevens posted:
Who likes?
Can you explain what is not standard about this hand?
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Feb 23, 2007 21:31
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- voltron
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LLeGGo posted:
I didnt have many reads on villain, but he seemed to be doing alright at the table. I must say I did see him play a few draws, and none were played out like this. He was a little passive on his draws
The hand that dreams are made of
I call PF hoping to flop big, if not I'm done. And flop an OESD. My initial though was to check/call if he bet, but I figured i'd be better off getting some info on his hand, so I decided to bet out.
Once he raised, honestly the only thought that came to mind was to push my draw.
In hindsight, I think it would of been better to check/call or even bet/call to see the turn. Then once the 4c comes I think I had 2 choices. One being bet big, and call whatever he does afterwords. Or check, and rr big any bet he makes to try and represent a flush, since as I mentioned I saw him play a draw or two and it just didnt play out the same. So I figured I could represent a monster here.
I guess the flop push was spew-ish, but I dont totally disagree with it myself, its a situational play I think.
Besides folding, what play would you make? As in, what do you think the best line would be to get him off his overpair?
 First off, fold PF. Second, why are you going all-in with an OESD with 8 outs when you said yourself he is an alright player (which to me means not a moron donkey going all in with AK high), 2 of which might be no good?
Seriously, as played, after your flop donk bet, just call and hope to hit a turn. This is one of the most hilarious reasonings I've read for bad play.
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May 21, 2007 17:17
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- voltron
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blah_blah posted:
agree. bet flop bet turn bet river (fold to a big raise obv).
check-call river is better
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Jul 11, 2007 20:09
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- voltron
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tgm posted:
1-2NL Live (8 handed)
Stack Avg is ~200 BB
I have JJ on the button and reraise it from the $4 straddle ->20; two callers
flop: 4, 7, 9 rainbow.
CO bets $35, I flat call (which was probably loving dumb) my reasoning being that I had made a lot of cbets on bare flops and been able to turn or river one of my overs and had to show this down a couple times tonight; so I am thinking that I can get paid since it looks like my AK/AQ missed completely. other guy folds
I have 400BB and villain has 250BB
turn: 4
he bets $50, I call
river: 2
he bets $125......me?
basically, I feel like I butchered this hand; should have probably reraised on the flop, at the same time I am feeling like I might be up against a set. Should I be pushing harder or folding somewhere along here?
**no real reads on the guy, got his hand caught a couple times trying to overplay hands/semi bluffing but overall pretty decent.
live? super-fast call.
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Jul 19, 2007 08:14
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- voltron
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perfmode posted:
6 Man Live NL 25/50
Hero ($12,000): UTG
Villian ($4,500): Button
Hero dealt [AA]
Hero: Raise to $250
Fold
Fold
Villian Calls
SB Fold
BB Fold
Pot $575
Flop:
A44r
Hero: Bet $350
Villian: Calls
Pot: $1275
Turn: Kc
Hero: Bet $800
Villian: ALL IN
Call or fold?
Hero calls. Villian shows 44 for QUADS and wins $9000 pot.
Is there any way to get off of top boat? This is a sick sick beat that a friend of mine experienced the other night at a casino here.
come on what is this post? second nuts and you're looking for a fold somewhere? tell your friend to move down if he thinks there is a fold anywhere in this hand.
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Jul 19, 2007 15:49
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- voltron
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TheDivineRod posted:
Full Tilt Poker - No Limit Hold'em Cash Game - $1/$2 Blinds - 6 Players - (http://www.legopoker.com/hh)
SB: $288.50
BB: $200.00
Hero (UTG): $227.45
MP: $222.00
CO: $193.15
BTN: $532.00
Preflop: Hero is dealt Qh Ac (6 Players)
Hero raises to $7.00, 3 folds, SB calls $6.00, BB folds
Flop: ($16) 6s 7c Qd (2 Players)
SB bets $11.00, Hero calls $11.00
Turn: ($38) 8d (2 Players)
SB bets $27.00, Hero calls $27.00
River: ($92) 6d (2 Players)
SB bets all-in for $243.50, Hero folds
Uncalled bet of $243.50 returned to SB
Pot Size: $92.00 ($3 Rake)
raise flop to $36 and re-eval turn -- may or may not fold to push depending on opponent -- read dependent.
voltron fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Jul 19, 2007
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Jul 19, 2007 22:28
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- voltron
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TheDivineRod posted:
Doesn't raising fold out almost any hand we beat? Villan seems fairly solid. I can see an argument for raising if it will help us save money on later streets, but when someone bets into the raiser like this it is usually either a very strong hand or a marginal one.
Also, is there a good hand converter for these forums? The link at the top of the thread is broken.
ok then since you have a read, fold???
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Jul 20, 2007 05:04
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- voltron
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I'd bet a little bit more on every street, but I think it's OK.
I like c/c the river or a 2/3 psb for value. I expect you'd see a dinky Queen here or a missed FD a majority of the time.
Oops, you are in position, BET!
OOP, as mentioned, sometimes a c/c if you think he was on FD and might bluff at the pot.
voltron fucked around with this message at 23:50 on Jul 23, 2007
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Jul 23, 2007 20:45
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- voltron
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threefive posted:
Local tournament, 5 at the table probably about to be moved, blinds are 500/1000.
Button: 4-5k
SB:15-16k
BB(me):15k
UTG: 1.5k
UTG+1: 18-19k
UTG raises all in pre-flop. Calls around to me in BB with pocket aces. I reraise to 5.5k. Everyone calls but the button.
Flop is 6 6 5
SB checks, I push for my remaining 9.5k. Everyone calls.
UTG has A3, UTG+1 has 6 7, SB never shows.
Turn is a 3, River is a 6.
I'm thinking I didn't raise enough pre-flop making it enticing to call. Is there anything else I could have done better in this hand?
uhh, if it's 5-handed, one guy goes all in and 3 callers, just push it in PF, you don't need to entice them in, you don't want to see a flop multiway and if one of them likes their hand enough, they'll join you for the all-in ride. even if they all fold to your allin, the pot is approx 1/3 of your stack and would be a nice boost if you won.
that said, you got unlucky. i don't understand utg+1 calling off a 1/4 of his stack with 6 7 high. nh.
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- voltron
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Geez, I'm always late a page or two.
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