T9s turns flush

Could someone try and convert this for me? Cards won't copy for some reason.

Maybe 20 hands at table and on villain. No hud. Table is super loose with > 50% players seeing the flop and stacks have been getting in with shitty holdings.


Hand#2705014138000926 - Rome 14138 -- $0.02/$0.04 NL Hold'em -- 2011/09/01 - 09:42:00
Seat 1: edwa***1 ($4 in chips)
Seat 3: caal***3 ($3.90 in chips)
Seat 5: Blac***5 ($4.41 in chips)
Seat 7: bluf***7 ($1.73 in chips) DEALER
Seat 9: GUNZ***9 ($2.27 in chips)
Seat 10: supahaole ($4.33 in chips)
GUNZ***9: posts small blind $0.02
supahaole: posts big blind $0.04
Dealt to supahaole [9s,Ts]
caal***3: calls $0.04
Blac***5: folds
bluf***7: calls $0.04
GUNZ***9: calls $0.02
supahaole: checks
*** FLOP *** [Ks,9d,As]
GUNZ***9: bets $0.04
supahaole: calls $0.04
caal***3: calls $0.04
bluf***7: calls $0.04

Prolly would raise the flop most times here, don't know why I didn't.

*** TURN *** [6s]
GUNZ***9: checks
supahaole: bets $0.16
caal***3: raises to $0.32
bluf***7: folds
GUNZ***9: folds
supahaole: raises to $1.28
caal***3: calls $0.96

With the As and Ks on board I'm not too worried about bigger flushes so 1/2 pot seems right. Min raise could mean anything from top or 2nd pair to a set and almost all of that range is calling a raise.

*** RIVER *** [7h]

Supa ships ldfo???

$0.02/$0.04 No Limit Holdem
CakePoker
5 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG ($3.90)
CO ($4.41)
BTN ($1.73)
SB ($2.27)
kickass (BB) ($4.33)

Pre-Flop: ($0.06, 5 players) kickass is BB
UTG calls $0.04, 1 fold, BTN calls $0.04, SB calls $0.02, kickass checks

Flop: ($0.16, 4 players)
SB bets $0.04, kickass calls $0.04, UTG calls $0.04, BTN calls $0.04

Turn: ($0.32, 4 players)
SB checks, kickass bets $0.16, UTG raises to $0.32, 1 fold, SB folds, kickass raises to $1.28, UTG calls $0.96

River: ($2.88, 2 players)

Final Pot: $2.88

woops yr called kickass
whats yr question

Originally Posted by kickass

woops yr called kickass
whats yr question

1) Why do I have to be kickass? I don't wanna be kickass.
2) Why does there have to be a question?
3) Always raise flop?
4) Standard?

meh im drunk enough not to be good at stuff so your kickass
questions make things easier to get to what ever point you wanted to make by bringing this hand up
no not always raising flop cos you will get paid when you hit and you get pretty good odds to chase no one is folding A or K or spades plus it wont even buy you a cheap river cos your OOP.
standard fishy poker

Flop call is fine, bigger turn, now jam.

You mentioned that you raise flop most of the time here. What's your reasoning?

raise flop is pretty much standard, although not raising flop isn't terrible.
your turn sizing is pretty bad, obviously getting it in is fine cos there is one likely hand that beats you (QsJs) and many likely hands that you beat (8s7s, 7s5s, 5s4s, 5s3s, 4s3s, 3s2s, weird 2pr/sets). I'm not sure if a turn 3b shove is the best way to achieve this though.

I would argue that a flop call is better than a raise since:
1) We're not getting value from worse, and the value we do get from worse would likely be from worse draws which we stack anyways.
2) We're unlikely to be folding better
3) We have better implied odds multiway
4) It's super cheap for us to draw

Pair+FD isn't an auto-raise.

Ignoring drunkass.

Mulling over colddecked.

@Daven, 4x on the turn sets up a < psb to get stacks in on the river. What sizing would you choose?

whats the hating for man fuck doing you favours

What we're concerned over is not your 3bet sizing but your original bet sizing on the turn. 1/2 pot is way too small. I'd bet close to pot.

Yeah, I see where this is terribad. Flawed logic in trying to disguise an obv flush.

I generally don't raise AKx flops when all you can rep is a draw. But since the SB is the bettor it seems better than flatting.