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renegaderob1
Old 09-05-2005, 01:01 PM     Post subject: Should I have pushed? #1 (permalink)  
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This occured during the last home game I went to. Pot was $50 ($35 for 1st place, $10 for second, $5 which was buy in for third).

Down to last two, BB = 10chips, both players have equalish stack sizes.

I get dealt 77 and am UTG. Raise to 5BB. Get called.

Flop comes out 6 Q A rainbow.

Both check. At this point I put villain on an Ax (95% sure he has the ace!)

Turn comes out A. Villain only bets 10 so I call

River comes out 7 - I get my full house so I decide to push all in. He immediately calls to show he had A 7 giving him Aces full of 7's.

I'm pretty happy with my decision to push since I thought I had the boat and only put him on a set. Thoughts?

I'm happier that my read of Ax was spot on. After this hand I ended up being massively short stacked and could only last 2 more hands before the blinds got me Very annoying because I was in front for most of the game...
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DimitriT
Old 09-05-2005, 01:33 PM #2 (permalink)  
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The only mistake I can see is your call of the flop bet. Calling is a mistake here. When someone bets weak into you, you either fold or raise. Against a weak player (someone who plays AX) I may raise it to 30. He may fold it right there 30% of the time. Against a strong player its an easy fold. For all practical purposes, you are not drawing here. Your 2 outs to improve are so remote as to not even be a consideration. You want to just jump on his weak bet and try to steal it.

Once the 7 showed you played it standard.
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