Alright so Ive been at the table for about a half an hour and pretty much found it to be the loosest table ive ever played at in my life, with no exaggeration. Every hand is at least 4 handed, but usually 5 or 6. Minimal raising pre flop, mostly limping.
applicant: 39/23/2.7 35 hands
pipra:52/6/.45 33 hands
I also apologize as the converter does not recognize titan poker HH.
More background on image: Id mostly been playing tightly, couple limped low PP because of the high % of ppl seeing the flop and no PFR. Showed down a flush and a straight so far.
GAME #719500734: Texas Hold'em Limit $0.50/$1.00 2007-11-12 01:25:12
Table Spencer
Seat 1: laatum111 ($22.03 in chips)
Seat 3: HaveAN1ceDay ($29.10 in chips) DEALER
Seat 5: pipra ($20.08 in chips)
Seat 6: Applicant ($34.67 in chips)
Seat 8: Samas2 ($16.45 in chips)
pipra: Post SB $0.25
Applicant: Post BB $0.50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to pipra [DJ D9]
Dealt to laatum111 [SK HQ]
Samas2: Fold
laatum111: Raise $1.00
HaveAN1ceDay: Fold
pipra: Call $0.75
Applicant: Call $0.50
*** FLOP *** [SJ D4 HA]
pipra: Check
Applicant: Check
laatum111: Bet $0.50
pipra: Call $0.50
Applicant: Call $0.50
*** TURN *** [CQ]
pipra: Check
Applicant: Check
laatum111: Check
*** RIVER *** [H5]
pipra: Check
Applicant: Check
laatum111: ...
I felt the flop was a good one to cbet, as they would be afraid of the ace and I also like a high cbet % (them not dinking made me feel they had no J or A). And decided before I bet that I would take the free card if it was an option and it just happened to make me 2nd pair. Is this a thin value bet that has to be made on the river? From the posts I have read and what I "think" I am learning this is a good spot to pick up value on the river.
On reflection should I have bet the turn as well? With the queen falling and me betting before that it could have disguised my holdings.
