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Old 05-19-2006, 12:53 PM     Post subject: Risk of the Slowplay here #1 (permalink)  

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Everest Poker — Hand Details
Hand ID: 305965965
Table ID: -12730308
Play Mode: Real Money
Table Name: Doha-10
Game Type: Hold'em
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
Stakes: $0.50/$0.50
Currency: USD
Starting Date: 2006-05-19 GMT
Starting Time: 12:32:58 GMT



Seating Arrangement:

bearing is at seat 1 with $51.64.
Pettsonius is at seat 2 with $62.00.
F95 is at seat 3 with $48.81.
voupy is at seat 4 with $26.07.
Soberman is at seat 5 with $18.39.
meluzzo is at seat 6 with $28.47.

Post Blinds:

The button is at seat 4.
Soberman posts the small blind of $0.25.
meluzzo posts the big blind of $0.50.

Deal Pocket Cards:

bearing: 6d 6s
Pettsonius: -- --
F95: -- --
voupy: -- --
Soberman: -- --
meluzzo: -- --

Pre-flop:
bearing calls $0.50.
Pettsonius raises $1.50.
F95 raises $2.50.
voupy folds.
Soberman folds.
meluzzo calls $2.00.
bearing calls $2.00.
Pettsonius calls $1.00.


Flop (2d 10h 6c):
meluzzo checks.
bearing checks.
Pettsonius raises $1.50.
F95 raises $3.00.
meluzzo calls $3.00.
bearing ......??

Given this board and say a reasonable prediction that there is definately one high PP out there and possibly two is a call here too risky?

Obviously if i call im trying not to scare them off on what looks like a crappy board.
The bet sizes look like they havent hit yet.

Turns out the guy to my left had QQ and i ended up just calling and turn comes Q end of story. <<<< Its not too dangerous to let stuff like that happen every once in a while is it?
you cant handle the truth!
 
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Old 05-19-2006, 01:15 PM #2 (permalink)  
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There was a bet, a raise and a cold call already on the flop. Someone(s) likes their hand(s). Reraise. Make it $9 or $10 to go. Be prepared to put all your chips in on this flop.
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Old 05-19-2006, 03:09 PM #3 (permalink)  
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Definitely raise here.

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make it like $15 or maybe a bit more and get the rest in the next chance you get.
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Old 05-19-2006, 05:15 PM     Post subject: Re: Risk of the Slowplay here #5 (permalink)  
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Given this board and say a reasonable prediction that there is definately one high PP out there and possibly two is a call here too risky?
It's not so much that it's risky, it just doesn't make much sense. If he has an overpair he's probably not folding anyway, so just get the money in before a scare card comes. How dumb would you feel if the turn was an ace or a ten, you bet, and he folded his QQ?
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