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A couple of turn spews
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Vrax
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08-05-2006, 01:36 AM
Post subject: A couple of turn spews
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Full House
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Location: Poland
Posts: 632
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How often you pull such a play? Opponents are solid winning regulars (aka tightasses). Good way to get action on sets? Is it a way to "run over them"?
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Hand #386904502 at table: Table TH Mini
Started: Sat Aug 05 02:54:25 2006
J_Meincke is at seat 1 with 33.26
bay_rat is at seat 2 with 6.35
cihy76 is at seat 3 with 26.66
ecydm007@h is at seat 4 with 24.10
_Vrax_ is at seat 5 with 61.66
Zinister is at seat 6 with 6.38
Blindman48 is at seat 7 with 21.30
MikeMajk is at seat 8 with 43.27
HumanRake is at seat 9 with 6.23
_tombstone is at seat 10 with 24.26
bay_rat posts the large blind 0.25
J_Meincke posts the small blind 0.12
J_Meincke: --, --
bay_rat: --, --
cihy76: --, --
ecydm007@h: --, --
_Vrax_: , :Tc:
Zinister: --, --
Blindman48: --, --
MikeMajk: --, --
HumanRake: --, --
_tombstone: --, --
Pre-flop:
cihy76: Fold
ecydm007@h: Fold
_Vrax_: Call 0.25
Zinister: Fold
Blindman48: Fold
MikeMajk: Fold
HumanRake: Fold
_tombstone: Raise 1.00
J_Meincke: Fold
bay_rat: Fold
_Vrax_: Call 1.00
Flop (Board: :Td:, , :Qc :
_Vrax_: Check
_tombstone: Bet 1.75
_Vrax_: Call 1.75
Turn (Board: :Td:, , :Qc:, ):
_Vrax_: Check
_tombstone: Bet 4.50
_Vrax_: Raise 12.00
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Hand #386877797 at table: Table TH Mini
Started: Sat Aug 05 01:57:32 2006
J_Meincke is at seat 1 with 27.75
bay_rat is at seat 2 with 19.48
cihy76 is at seat 3 with 13.36
pepego2 is at seat 4 with 36.77
_Vrax_ is at seat 5 with 24.17
MoonCrawlr is at seat 6 with 33.13
bg_phitau is at seat 7 with 3.58
MikeMajk is at seat 8 with 24.42
runrun is at seat 9 with 45.00
ALLIN!!!!! is at seat 10 with 11.19
MikeMajk posts the large blind 0.25
bg_phitau posts the small blind 0.12
bg_phitau: --, --
MikeMajk: --, --
runrun: --, --
ALLIN!!!!!: --, --
J_Meincke: --, --
bay_rat: --, --
cihy76: --, --
pepego2: --, --
_Vrax_: , 
MoonCrawlr: --, --
Pre-flop:
runrun: Fold
ALLIN!!!!!: Call 0.25
J_Meincke: Fold
bay_rat: Call 0.25
cihy76: Fold
pepego2: Call 0.25
_Vrax_: Call 0.25
MoonCrawlr: Fold
bg_phitau: Call 0.25
MikeMajk: Check
Flop (Board: , , ):
bg_phitau: Check
MikeMajk: Check
ALLIN!!!!!: Check
bay_rat: Bet 2.00
pepego2: Fold
_Vrax_: Call 2.00
bg_phitau: Fold
MikeMajk: Fold
ALLIN!!!!!: Call 2.00
Turn (Board: , , , ):
ALLIN!!!!!: Check
bay_rat: Bet 2.00
_Vrax_: Raise 9.00
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benny999
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is the plan to push the river if called on the turn? Then even if you miss and get called on the river, you could show that and maybe hit a two pair+ soon...or maybe they won't pay enough attention.
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Vrax
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is the plan to push the river if called on the turn?
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$10 behind, pot on river around $28...not really. Check/check and hope he's on AK or give him "nh+ nc" props for good decision under pressure. With around PSB behind however I'd push.
I got burned many times with bad barrel sizing and lot of times there was not enough money behind to make scary enough river bet.
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benny999
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Actually, now that I'm more awake and looked at it again, in #1 villain potted the turn, and your check raise leaves him with calling $7.5 for $28. Maybe you'd be better off just check/pushing the turn unless you give enough credit to him laying down TPTK/overpairs for the smaller price. Maybe you could just have min raised the turn if this is the case? I think this is good with the kind of read that they are able to lay down top pair. At the least use it as an image builder. I don't do this much at all, though, because at these levels people generally don't lay down TPTK enough. Hopefully some others reply.
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Vrax
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Full House
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Originally Posted by benny999
again, in #1 villain potted the turn, and your check raise leaves him with calling $7.5 for $28.
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...and implied $10 on river if he gets my message "you're going to play it for stacks buddy". Apparently he didn't and called but I gave g00t sucky sucky anyway. I misread him, it is probably still too big play against "solid" regulars. Fact that I was folding machine in last several orbits didn't help me. He liked his KK too much. Fortunately I had assload of outs.
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Maybe you'd be better off just check/pushing the turn unless you give enough credit to him laying down TPTK/overpairs for the smaller price. Maybe you could just have min raised the turn if this is the case?
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Good option, minraise leaves enough money behind to river bluff and some players are scared when facing turn minraise.
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I think this is good with the kind of read that they are able to lay down top pair. At the least use it as an image builder.
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It works wonders for image
Hand #2: he mucked.
Thanks for feedback Benny!
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