Bottom Set vs Nit on Boardwalk
Opponent seems pretty tight/passive over a small sample size. I almost folded this, then I stoved it...
1,232 games 0.016 secs 77,000 games/sec
Board: Ad 8d Qc Kc
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 62.094% 62.09% 00.00% 765 0.00 { 8h8s }
Hand 1: 37.906% 37.91% 00.00% 467 0.00 { AA, QQ, AQs+, JTs, AQo+ }
$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
PokerStars
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com
Stacks:
CO ($211.30)
Hero ($193.00)
SB ($135.50)
BB ($207.05)
Pre-flop: ($3, 4 players) Hero is BTN :8h: :8s:
CO raises to $8, Hero calls $8, 2 folds
Flop: :qc: :8d: :ad: ($19, 2 players)
CO bets $10, Hero raises to $30, CO calls $20
Turn: :kc: ($79, 2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $60, CO goes all-in $173.30, Hero goes all-in $95
River: :qd: ($407.30, 2 players)
Final Pot: $389
Hero shows: :8h: :8s:
CO shows: :jc: :tc:
Hero wins $387 ( won +$194 )
CO wins $18.30 ( lost -$193 )
Lessons of the day:
o Don't take laying down when you got that sinking feeling you're beat too seriously when you have a very strong hand with a shitload of equity.
o Don't be results oriented, put him on a range and stove it when in doubt.
o ...and don't auto 3x weak bets. I usually do better and make it $40 on the flop. It's a pretty big difference given all the money behind. Probably my biggest mistake in the hand.
