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    trying to learn from all you guys not to be results oriented. I would have lost more here but still want to know what the correct play was.

    b&M 4-8

    Hand 1: hero is 10c-10s on the button.

    UTG calls, MP1 calls, Mp2 calls, CO calls, Hero raises, Sb calls, BB calls, UTG calls, MP1 calls, MP2 calls, CO calls.

    Flop: Kc-Qc-Jc
    CO bets, Hero raises, CO calls (everyone else folds)

    Turn: Kc-Qc-Jc-5s
    CO checks, Hero checks

    River: Kc-Qc-Jc-5s-As
    CO bets, Hero raises, CO calls.

    CO shows 2c-8c for flopped flush.

    Should I bet the turn as a value bet. I mean i have 15 outs but wasnt sure if its a value bet HU. i should definitely bet if 3 people in right ?
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    Hand 2: Kill pot 8-16

    Hero is 10-10 on the button. UTg is loose aggressive

    Preflop: UTG raises, MP2 (kill button) calls, Hero calls, SB calls.

    Flop: 8-4-3
    UTG bets, MP2 raises, Hero 3 bets, SB calls, UTG calls, MP2 caps, Hero calls, SB calls, UTG calls.

    Turn: 8-4-2-7
    SB bets, UTG folds, MP2 calls, Hero folds.

    SB has the straight, MP2 had 4-8 and filled up on the river.

    was my 3 bet correct on the flop ? i have only overpair but i dont know what MP2 had. uTG showed QQ on his fold.

    Should I have 3 bet before the flop ?? I am playing 10-10 for only set value these days. I raise JJ though


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    Hand 3: (kill pot 8-16)
    Hero is 8c-8d UTG

    Preflop: Hero calls, MP3 calls, button calls, SB calls, bb calls.

    flop: 3-6-7 2 clubs on board.
    BB bets, Hero raises, BB calls

    Turn: 2-6-7-5 (flush completed)
    BB bets, Hero calls.

    River: 2-6-7-5-4
    BB bets, Hero calls

    BB shows Q high flush.

    after flop raise, bb again bets on turn. he must have the flush. should i fold the turn ??
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    Hand 1: Interesting flop problem. No way you can fold there, hence I think raising is ok if not your best play. Everything else is fine.

    Hand 2: Easy 3-bet pre-flop. Good turn fold.

    Hand 3: Well played.
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    hand 1 - You mention that you have 15 outs. Be careful not to overcount as most of your outs are only partial outs.

    - Ac and 9c give you the nuts.
    - 7 other clubs, give you a flush but can be beaten by Ac.
    - 3 remaining Aces give you straight, but can be beaten by flush or could be split pot.
    - 3 remaining nines give you a straight, but can be beaten by flush or could be split pot.
    - 2 remaining Tens, puts 4 to a straight on the board.

    So I would give you ~ 10 outs.
    Don't think this is a good spot to value bet the turn
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fnord
    Hand 1: Interesting flop problem. No way you can fold there, hence I think raising is ok if not your best play. Everything else is fine.
    Is the preflop raise standard? I haven't played full ring in a while but after 4 limpers, I might prefer to get in cheap and outplay my opponents in a small(er) pot postflop, especially if the flop looks good for me. Also, I can't say I hate the river raise, but against good players, only a T would call you here and a flush would certainly 3bet (esp when you have checked the turn, which clearly indicates you dont hold a higher flush or else you would have bet the turn).
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    TT is a g00t hand. Build a pot.

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