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Old 08-25-2006, 05:32 PM     Post subject: how should i have played these sets? #1 (permalink)  
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300$ buyin (2$-5$ blinds) B&M

CO is the chip leader at the table. Hero has about 50$ more in the table than BB.


Hand 1: hero is Qd-Qh in SB
4 people limp, Hero raises to 20$, 4 people call.

Flop: Jc-9c-2d
Hero bets 40$, BB calls, CO calls.

Turn:Jc-9c-2d-Qc
Hero bets all in for 150$, BB calls, CO folds

River: Jc-9c-2d-Qc-5d


Question 1: after 4 limpers the raise was too little right ? should i have bumped it up to 40 ?

Question 2: should i have moved all in on the flop ? the flop has flush draws-straight draws. at least bet the pot or maybe 100$. but if i am betting 100$ why not just go all in for 30$ more.

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Hero is 3rd biggest stack at the table. SB is 2nd biggest stack.
Hand 2: Hero is 5-5 in BB.
4 people limp, SB raises to 10, Hero calls, everyone calls.

Flop: 3-5-9 (suit not important)
SB bets 15, Hero calls, everyone folds [ i smooth called hoping to push on the turn if its still multiway]

Turn: 3-5-9-6
SB bets 15, Hero raises to 60$, SB calls. [ I am putting SB on AK, AQ some big pair because he raised from SB. I am just starting out i should have thought that since he raised little, he would be more likely to have smaller pp than bigger pp....]

River: 3-5-9-6-7
SB checks, Hero bets 100, SB calls


Question 3: raise the flop to 40 ??

Question 4: push the turn ? he raised only little so maybe he has a little pp compared to bigger pp ??

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Hand 3:
Hero is 3rd biggest stack at table with 500$ in chips. UTG+2 and SB both are chip leaders and cover me by many times.

Hero is 4-4 in BB.
5 people limp, hero checks.

Flop: 4c-9c-6d
hero bets 20, 4 people call.

turn: 4c-9c-6d-Qs
Hero makes all in motion without verbalizing, floor is called and floor rules that its a check. check around.

River:4c-9c-6d-Qs-5d
Hero pushes all in for 500$ like a DONKASTIC FISH, UTG+2 calls.

Question 5: pushing the turn is right ? pot is already 85$ or bet like 200??

Question 6: bet 200 on river ?? or push ??

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Please help me guys. I never had to pay so much in "tuition fees" in Limit School. Seems like I am having to pay through the nose in tuition in No-Limit school. Sad Embarassed
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Old 08-25-2006, 06:43 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Hand 1 - What are stack sizes? Yes, raise more PF. Don't push AI when the straight and flush draws complete.
Hand 2 - Stack sizes? Raise flop. Check River.
Hand 3 - No need to push or overbet on any street. Just bet the pot on turn. Bet 1/2 on river.
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