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Old 01-03-2005, 08:56 PM     Post subject: What about this play? #1 (permalink)  
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Well, do you think I played it right here?


> Flj posted small blind ($0.05)
> lostpike posted big blind ($0.10)
> ms_sc_84 posted to play ($0.10)
> Game # 199,221,815 starting.
> Dealing Hole Cards

Waggho: Ah 9s

gamblerlion> nh
Wiingreen> nh
> Waggho called for $0.10
> Wesslan called for $0.10
> Wiingreen folded
> caela_caela called for $0.10
Europe> ty
gamblerlion> ty
Flj> wnh
> Europe folded
> ms_sc_84 checked
Flj> vnh
> TurlteBoy folded
gamblerlion> wty
> gamblerlion called for $0.10
> Flj called for $0.05
> lostpike checked
> Dealing the Flop(2sQdAd)
> Flj checked
> lostpike checked
> Waggho bet for $0.60
> Wesslan folded
> caela_caela folded
> ms_sc_84 folded
> gamblerlion folded
> Flj folded
> lostpike called for $0.60
> Dealing the turn(5c)
> lostpike bet for $0.40
> Waggho folded
> lostpike mucked
> lostpike wins $2.25

I´m not wondering about the fold, but the bet. I bet for information, and got the answer that he had a strong hand, so I folded. But was it good play or should I have folded and sved those 60 c?
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Old 01-03-2005, 09:03 PM #2 (permalink)  
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My issue with calling the A9o is that even when you hit an A is that you can't really play it strongly. I would have put the guy on a semi-bluff flush draw after the weak turn bet and raised him to see if he really had anything.

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Old 01-03-2005, 10:28 PM #3 (permalink)  
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First up, I think A9o is a fold UTG, it's hard to play if you hit your ace, as demonstrated here.

I'm not so sure that he did have a strong hand, he only called on the flop. He could quite easily be chasing the flush here, so I think the turn is definitely worth at least a call here, if not a raise.
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Old 01-03-2005, 11:27 PM #4 (permalink)  
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What kinda player was he?

Raise the turn to $1.2. If he had a better kicker, he'll be nervous of calling and if he has two pair he'll push. Also flush draws think about folding here.

I think flat calling is a better option over folding. See how he plays the river. If he weak leads again, pretend like you're calling down with a boarderline hand in limit. :P

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