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neva07
Old 11-27-2005, 05:23 PM     Post subject: AK hand #1 (permalink)  

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hi guys,

I just dumped 100 bucks down at bodog and started playing 10NL.

Here's a hand for ya...there is no converter so I'll type it out.
there was a bunch of guys sitting out so it was 6 handed.

Hero's in SB.

Cards delt...AsKh

couple limpers guy then CO raises x4. (stack about mine..$10)

1 fold.

I call. Right move here? I am OOP but don't know if I should reraise.

I of the limpers calls. (stack $5)

Flop is 3c Ah 9c Pot is $1.40

I bet $1.00 with TPTK

Both call. Pot is 4.40

Turn is Kc giving me 2 pair but completing the flush draw.

I bet out again $2.30

One guy is all in and the other calls.

River is 4h. Pot is $10.10

I check.

He checks.


Thoughts? Should I bet the river?

Results to come later.
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Old 11-27-2005, 06:03 PM #2 (permalink)  
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You should have reraised preflop, when you're OOP you've got to narrow the field as much as possible preflp. Other than that you played fine...it is obvious that the 2nd opp (the one not all in) has an ace though...so I might put out a small value bet on the river
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neva07
Old 11-27-2005, 10:45 PM #3 (permalink)  

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So reraising preflop is good if you're OOP. That makes sense.

My problem is that I seem to get caught against big hands sometimes because they (fish) looooove to slowplay and chase flushes. I like to play agressively when I play and not let them draw for cheap. If they call anyways I should be happy even if they do hit.

I guess that I should've known he didn't have it as he probably would have raised the turn. Would you say most players would raise after they hit their flush?

Thanks for the advice.
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