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hoaznod
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10-06-2005, 05:13 AM
Post subject: Flopping two pair = Problems
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 50
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There are multiple places i think i may have messed up at.
Just hoping for your input.
Thanks in advance.
100 NL Table at Bodog.
I get dealt KsJh in late position.
4 people limp in before me and i raise to $3.50 (bad?)
4 callers.
flop Kd Jc 8c
first raises to $3.50
second calls.
i raise to $7
fourth raises to $15
first and second call.
i reraise AI to $33 (bad?)
first folds.
second and third call.
turn is a 5h
both check.
river is an Ac
2nd bets $30.
3rd calls.
2nd flips over Qc10c.
3rd flips over Kh10s.
2nd for the win with a big pot.
I know i messed it up, i'm thinking i should of folded to the huge 15 dollar raise and calls because of trips. Your input?
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ChrisBCritter
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Full House
Join Date: Aug 2005
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You put your money in when you had the best of it. They were on draws and got lucky. Nothing much you could do there...
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DaNutsInYoEye
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: St. Louis
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KJo isn't a particularly good drawing hand and its value depreciates a lot with multiple callers. Either raise enough to get yourself 1/2 callers or limp in. A raise of this size with multiple limpers (and the fact that it's BoDog) isn't going to induce many/any folds and only serves to sweeten the pot.
With a deeper stack I'd play it differently. With the size of the pot and the size of your stack though I don't think you're play was particularly bad. Only thing I would've done differently was push initially.
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TheXianti: (Triptanes) why are you not a thinking person?
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dsaxton
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Arlington, VA
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Don't raise K-J offsuit with a bunch of limpers behind you. I think you should only be raising hands in this scenario that can be played well for value after the flop, since the pot is likely to be large and multi-way, and that's not really the case with K-J offsuit.
After the flop, I don't see anything wrong with playing your hand as you did, since you flopped top two pair.
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DogOnMySide
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Flush
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 458
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Yeah don't beat yourself up about that one. The only thing i thought was a *bit* weak was your flop re-raise...
first raises to $3.50
second calls.
i raise to $7
I think with the pot at ab out $15 here (your PFR x 4 callers + Unknown Blinds), the $3.50 (1/5 pot) raise looks like a weak probe, but the re-raise isn't enough to persuare anyone that you actually have the best hand.
The flush draw stayed in for implied odds with 4 players representing a hand and made it. Shoulda taken control and denied them the chance with a pot-sized re-raise.
Although i appreciate that a certain percentage of the time you will get nailed by a concealed set........ :S
But with hindsight you're saying "should i have folded to a strong re-raise by someone on a straight draw, when i had top 2 pair?"
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