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Dagouch
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07-02-2004, 09:03 PM
Post subject: would you go all in on this hand and flop
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question for you guys. i played this hand the other day and was curious on what you though. no limit holdem
I had queen harts, 9 clubs.
the flop was 6 diamonds, queen spade, 9 clubs
i was in the middle of the pack on chips so I wanted to take the pot. the blinds were 20, 40. everyone had checked and it came up to me. I had threw down 100. someone else calls. the turn was a 6 of hearts. he then goes all in. I punked out and folded the hand. he turns over had 6 of spades and 10 of hearts.
Should I have gone in all in right after the flop to try to take him out?
Mike
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Dagouch
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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the flops should have been 9 of diamonds
Mike
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Fnord
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edit: opps, paired board. Good fold.
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Humphrind
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07-02-2004, 09:14 PM
Post subject: Re: would you go all in on this hand and flop
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Originally Posted by Dagouch
question for you guys. i played this hand the other day and was curious on what you though. no limit holdem
I had queen harts, 9 clubs.
the flop was 6 diamonds, queen spade, 9 clubs
i was in the middle of the pack on chips so I wanted to take the pot. the blinds were 20, 40. everyone had checked and it came up to me. I had threw down 100. someone else calls. the turn was a 6 of hearts. he then goes all in. I punked out and folded the hand. he turns over had 6 of spades and 10 of hearts.
Should I have gone in all in right after the flop to try to take him out?
Mike
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I'd say you made a good lay-down on the turn. But a bad raise. Just a little more than 2x the big blind. I'm going to assume the pot was about 250ish. I'd say a pot sized bet, or a little over would have been a better move after the flop. All-in may be overkill.
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I don't know what they have to say
It makes no difference anyway.
Whatever it is...
I'm against it.
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fishstick
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07-02-2004, 09:23 PM
Post subject: Re: would you go all in on this hand and flop
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Full House
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Originally Posted by Humphrind
I'd say you made a good lay-down on the turn. But a bad raise. Just a little more than 2x the big blind. I'm going to assume the pot was about 250ish. I'd say a pot sized bet, or a little over would have been a better move after the flop. All-in may be overkill.
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agreed - anything less than the pot (when the blinds are that low - this changes as the blinds/pots get larger) says "trap" or "weak". either way, it's quite callable/chaseable.
good fold, though, based on what did happen.
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