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pokerfan
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01-04-2008, 04:36 PM
Post subject: Did i play ok in this spot? 99 oop
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4-of-a-Kind
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villain is 14.7/11.4/1.1 over 247 hands. WTF, i just couldnt understand why he made such a call on the river? Actually, i rep AK+, kk, AA or some weird straight a whole lot here and put him on TT, JJ ,QQ or other weak one pair hand. how many folks here would call my river bet?
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $2 BB (9 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)
UTG+1 ($206.80)
MP1 ($245.15)
MP2 ($85.95)
MP3 ($375.60)
CO ($188.45)
Button ($242.50)
SB ($121.15)
BB ($205)
Hero ($208.95)
Preflop: Hero is UTG with , .
Hero raises to $7, 5 folds, Button calls $7, 1 fold, BB calls $5.
Flop: ($22) , , (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $16, Button calls $16, BB folds.
Turn: ($54) (2 players)
Hero bets $25, Button calls $25.
River: ($104) (2 players)
Hero bets $65, Button calls $65.
Final Pot: $234
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Warpe
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Your flop bet looks c-bet-ish and your turn bet gives you away.
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pokerfan
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you mean i should bet much more on the flop & turn in order to get him off those better hands ?
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Originally Posted by Warpe
Your flop bet looks c-bet-ish and your turn bet gives you away.
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Warpe
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I fire for at least $18 on the flop. Doesn't seem like much more but psychologically it's closer to $20 and looks stronger. If he has TT+ he's probably calling anyway on that flop. On the turn scarecard IF we bet it we HAVE to represent strength, and betting <1/2 pot doesn't do that, quite the opposite. AK/KK are either all over this turn or are checking it to trap. If you're planning to three-barrel anyway then you might as well fire a bigger volley here.
Not sure I want to be trying this against a 14.7 unless he folds a lot of turns.
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pokerfan
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yup, i totally agreee with you warp. Honestly, i really had serious problem playing mid pairs oop when i raised preflop, got callers behind and missed my set value on the flop.
77-TT sound to me like a few losing hands when i tried to play them oop facing resistance behind.
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wufwugy
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Hmmm, the river's a tough one. I definitely bet 35-45 on turn, and if he calls that then I think I'm just gonna give it to him. He should know to fold any pair other than a king. Problem is that how can he have a king given flop action or a monster given flop/turn action? So firing again may be best. I dunno.
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pokerfan
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yup, i should've bet this much on the turn and fire the third barrel huge.
The range i put him on is correct and he did have QQ in this hand. Probably river straight card helped him think twice about my hand strenth.
14.7/11.4/1.1 tight weak player calling down like that is beyond me.
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Originally Posted by wufwugy
Hmmm, the river's a tough one. I definitely bet 35-45 on turn, and if he calls that then I think I'm just gonna give it to him. He should know to fold any pair other than a king. Problem is that how can he have a king given flop action or a monster given flop/turn action? So firing again may be best. I dunno.
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