VERY tough AQ laydown

As you can see, I *really don't like playing against the short stackies

PokerStars Pot-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (8 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

MP2 ($3.25)
CO ($13.85)
Button ($12.85)
SB ($7.65)
BB ($35)
UTG ($4.90)
Hero ($28.20)
MP1 ($35.55)

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with A, Q.
1 fold, Hero calls $0.25, 1 fold, MP2 calls $0.25, 2 folds, SB raises to $0.5, BB calls $0.25, Hero calls $0.25, MP2 calls $0.25.

Flop: ($2) 7, 7, T (4 players)
SB bets $1.9, BB folds, Hero raises to $7, MP2 folds, SB calls $5.10.

Turn: ($16) Q (2 players)
SB bets $0.15 (All-In), Hero folds.

Final Pot: $16.15

nh

olol miskicklaments? Or do people have infinite minus 1% fold equity against you? :P

Edit; raise preflop ^^

lol...........

For future reference, these buttons are all in the same spot in the Stars client:
-You Won, Don't Show
-You Lost, Muck
-You Didn't Actually Manage to Get Villain AI With That Last Bet, So How About Folding When You're Getting 106:1?

The first two can be disabled in options. The last one has to be disabled inside your head.

rflmaoicious

Insane frickin read man...no sense putting even one more penny in that pot vs. his pocket 7s.
Good laydown.

results oriented

"The key to no-limit hold 'em is to put a man to a decision for all his chips"

He sure as hell did that to you.

Good lay down here. You hit nothing on the flop so you raised him up. Then you hit your card on the turn but he bet less then 1/20th the pot so you read it as a value bet. Good fold man.

Come sit with me!!

I usually call this.

So you fold to a $0.15 all-in, after raising a $2 bet (from a ss) to $9 on nuttin? That $2 bet just stinks like a trap. My question is this.. why tap him on the flop? After a $9 bet I'm gonna see that river, I'm sorry but I don't understand folding on a 0.9% raise. Someone set me straight on this, I just don't get the tap.

Originally Posted by zenbitz

I usually call this.

rofl

Man, it'd be awesome if this thread went to like 200 posts...

Here's my thinking on the turn;

"Fuk dat guys holding 77 Imma drawing dead Imma save that $0.15 and take Mrs. LeFou out for some Mickey D's"

Iowa, Pelion: Imma calculated my EV to six decimal places for this one.

Originally Posted by zenbitz

I usually call this.

roflcopter

A Q is an instacall imo. I think you still have to call here for metagame.

I always wondered why people pushed for the last .15 on a $50 pot. "Has anyone ever folded?"

Now I know.

Thanks.

yr welcome

For those confused...Hero's fold is a misclick

OP posted this solely for entertainment value, thus most comments herein are sarcasm-laden.

Hope the missus enjoyed her $0.15 packet of nuts from McD's Fou!

Fold preflop.

Flop prefold.

sticky?

The REAL lesson of this thread:
When going all-in with <nuts before river, leave $0.15 in your stack, in case villian misclicks next street.

The real lesson of this thread: when you raise the villain all in, make sure you bet enough to not leave 0.15$ in his stack in case you misclick next street.

This is Dwarfman's curse. After watching some of his SnG vids I started putting people all in minus 1 tournament chip. Until I misclick-folded river getting something like 6000:1. Then I stopped.

Originally Posted by ri_dawg

So you fold to a $0.15 all-in, after raising a $2 bet (from a ss) to $9 on nuttin? That $2 bet just stinks like a trap. My question is this.. why tap him on the flop? After a $9 bet I'm gonna see that river, I'm sorry but I don't understand folding on a 0.9% raise. Someone set me straight on this, I just don't get the tap.

Leveled or leveling?

OUCH!

Some interesting theory very relevant to this topic.