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bspahn
Old 01-03-2005, 11:41 PM     Post subject: JJ what to do !?? #1 (permalink)  
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Started at 03/Jan/05 19:31:50

ATrain24 is at seat 0 with $5.60.
InMyCap is at seat 1 with $8.05.
bensbabe is at seat 2 with $8.70.
AMA1000 is at seat 3 with $22.90.
AHJAY is at seat 4 with $21.20.
thewal2 is at seat 5 with $4.75.
average-joe is at seat 6 with $33.95.
suzie79 is at seat 8 with $12.95.
HeavyMcpole is at seat 9 with $8.65.
The button is at seat 8.

HeavyMcpole posts the small blind of $.10.
ATrain24 posts the big blind of $.25.

ATrain24: -- --
InMyCap: -- --
bensbabe: -- --
AMA1000: -- --
AHJAY: -- --
thewal2: -- --
average-joe: -- --
suzie79: Js Jc
HeavyMcpole: -- --

Pre-flop:

InMyCap folds. bensbabe calls. AMA1000 folds.
AHJAY raises to $.50. thewal2 calls. average-joe
folds. suzie79 re-raises to $1.25. HeavyMcpole
calls. ATrain24 folds. bensbabe calls. AHJAY
calls. thewal2 calls.

Flop (board: 9h 5d 6s):

HeavyMcpole checks. bensbabe checks. AHJAY checks.
thewal2 bets $1. suzie79 calls. HeavyMcpole calls.
bensbabe folds. AHJAY folds.

Turn (board: 9h 5d 6s As):

HeavyMcpole checks. thewal2 goes all-in for $2.50.
suzie79 folds. HeavyMcpole calls.

River (board: 9h 5d 6s As 3h):

(no action in this round)




Showdown:

thewal2 shows Jd Ad.
thewal2 has Jd Ad 9h 6s As: a pair of aces.
HeavyMcpole shows Ac Kd.
HeavyMcpole has Ac Kd 9h 6s As: a pair of aces, king/nine kickers.


Hand #3858651-673 Summary:

$.70 is raked from a pot of $14.50.
HeavyMcpole wins $13.80 with a pair of aces.
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Old 01-03-2005, 11:45 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Stronger flop bet. Played well otherwise. On the turn, it's a fold, which you did.
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Old 01-03-2005, 11:49 PM #3 (permalink)  
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Eg! Raise the flop.

I don't like the turn. Safer to get out. But personally, push on the flop (I didn't check what your stack was, but atleast raise to 3.5 or 4).

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Old 01-04-2005, 12:57 AM #4 (permalink)  
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so at the flop what is the assumption that the guy has which justifies his $1 bet ? i'm always weary of someone coming out with a reasonably strong bet (4xBB).

I can assume he doesnt have QQ, KK, or AA otherwise i would have been re-raised pre-flop - or how do you see that ?

If i raise the flop, say to $2 then if he folds I know I had the best hand, but if he re-raises me in that instance what should I think ?
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Old 01-04-2005, 01:03 AM #5 (permalink)  
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so at the flop what is the assumption that the guy has which justifies his $1 bet ? i'm always weary of someone coming out with a reasonably strong bet (4xBB).

I can assume he doesnt have QQ, KK, or AA otherwise i would have been re-raised pre-flop - or how do you see that ?

If i raise the flop, say to $2 then if he folds I know I had the best hand, but if he re-raises me in that instance what should I think ?
Min-raises are for the weak. (Or the nuts) Raise to 3.5. THEN if he raises all in, you know you're beat. If he calls it depends on what kind of player he is.

ALSO NOTE: 1 dollar is not strong at all. He put 1.25 in preflop becuase of your raise. 1 dollar is a weak bet at the pot. 3 dollars is strong. His one dollar bet was just fishing around to see where he was.

What was your general feel about him? Did he overvalue top pair? What hands could he call with preflop that still beat you? What hands can you rule out?

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Old 01-04-2005, 01:38 AM #6 (permalink)  
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Unless you're really really good, you're gonna have to play this hand like AA and play much more aggresively. Flop is 4xbb raise or all in... Calling is a no no.
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Old 01-04-2005, 03:59 AM #7 (permalink)  
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how long have you guys beein playing no limit?

so i definitely have to raise in an instance like this, i guess i have difficulty judring what someone might have.. from what you're saying it's more important what's in the pot than the general size of the bet ? I just know i'd never bet 4xBB if i dont have that much... no matter what the pot ? So i'm completely wrong on this ?
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Old 01-04-2005, 04:31 AM #8 (permalink)  
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NL bets are relative to the pot, not big blind.

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Old 01-08-2005, 10:47 AM #9 (permalink)  
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I may push on the flop here, or at the very least a raise.
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Old 01-08-2005, 01:26 PM #10 (permalink)  
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Gotta love JJ hands, eh?

Definitely raise the flop. Make somebody who's fishing with 2 overcards throw their hand away (or pay too much to see the turn). If he calls/raises your raise, it's tricky descision time based on what range of hands you think he will play that strongly. Personally, if my raise gets re-raised here, it's usually but not always a muck.
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Old 01-08-2005, 02:33 PM #11 (permalink)  
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Think about what you want to accomplish with JJ which is a vulnerable overpair. Your re-raise preflop was great and aggressive, it says "I got a hand don't mess w/ me." Then on the flop, which was perfect for your hand, you play like a puss. No flush draws but you are extreemly vulnerable to any overcards Q, K and A. You built a pot pre-flop so take it down on the flop with another aggressive bet/re-raise. If he plays back at you strongly, consider folding.
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Old 01-08-2005, 05:31 PM #12 (permalink)  
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pre-flop - raise 4-5xbb. JJ is great pre-flop but can easily become useless after the flop. Taking down a little pot is ok with me.

flop - you get an ideal flop, you have to push here. pot-sized raise is good.

turn - you let him hit an ace, good fold.

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