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  1. #1

    Default Did i act right to go all in?

    Tellus3 posted the small blind - $25.00

    Dislexsik posted the big blind - $50.00



    ** Dealing card to Dislexsik: 6 of Clubs, Ace of Hearts

    maddognor33 called - $50.00

    supair folded

    darkshadow called - $50.00

    smoochiewawa folded

    Timofej folded

    mattforshort folded

    King2King called - $50.00

    chan7870 called - $50.00

    Tellus3 called - $50.00

    Dislexsik checked



    ** Dealing the flop: Ace of Spades, 6 of Spades, 3 of Clubs

    Tellus3 checked

    Dislexsik bet - $100.00

    maddognor33 folded

    darkshadow called - $100.00

    King2King called - $100.00

    chan7870 folded

    Tellus3 folded



    ** Dealing the turn: 3 of Hearts

    Dislexsik bet - $300.00

    darkshadow called - $300.00

    King2King raised - $1200.00

    Dislexsik went all-in - $925.00

    darkshadow folded

    King2King called - $1225.00

    King2King shows: 3 of Spades, 7 of Spades



    ** Dealing the river: 8 of Spades

    King2King wins $3350.00 from the main pot



    End of game 444414663

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  2. #2
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    This is a SnG right? Once you get "counterfeited" so-to-speak, I'd probably fold to an all-in. He probably has something better than top pair good kicker.
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    The spades don't matter to him. He already has trips over your 2 pair. You only have 4 outs to boat up.

    Bet more on the flop, more on the turn, and fold to the huge turn raise. He told you he had a 3, why didn't you believe him?
    I don't know what they have to say
    It makes no difference anyway.
    Whatever it is...
    I'm against it.
  4. #4
    It was a MTT.
    To Humphrind:-yes i could have betted more on the flop but then again maybe i could get as much money out as i wanted cause everyone would fold...
  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Dislexsik
    To Humphrind:-yes i could have betted more on the flop but then again maybe i could get as much money out as i wanted cause everyone would fold...
    The pot was 250 at that time. You could have had a bit with a bet larger than 100. And if you didn't get a bite with a 200 bet, you probably wouldn't have done better with a 100 bet.
    I don't know what they have to say
    It makes no difference anyway.
    Whatever it is...
    I'm against it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dislexsik
    It was a MTT.
    To Humphrind:-yes i could have betted more on the flop but then again maybe i could get as much money out as i wanted cause everyone would fold...
    On the other hand, a nice 2/3 to pot sized flop bet would have had one of these positive effects:

    1) Assuming he has any sense, there is a great chance that King2King would have folded his bottom pair /flush draw. Granted , it's would not have been a huge win, but it's better than a huge loss.

    2) If there are callers, then you know to proceed with caution, because there probably some big hands out there. If you get callers but find out they were on draws, then you are still ahead because you know who the chasers are. Information= $$$. Profit from them.
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    Bet more on the flop, pay off trips on the river. Nothing you can do there. If you bet 200-250 on the flop you can't fold on the turn. He isn't folding a pair and the draw i don't think.
  8. #8
    Mind using the Playing card emoticons? I had a real hard time following what was going on there (double spacing doesn't help either), enough that I gave up and decided to preach this instead of lend an opinion on the hand.
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  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by CrunchyNuts
    Mind using the Playing card emoticons? I had a real hard time following what was going on there (double spacing doesn't help either), enough that I gave up and decided to preach this instead of lend an opinion on the hand.
    Well worth the effort. Bravo.
    I don't know what they have to say
    It makes no difference anyway.
    Whatever it is...
    I'm against it.
  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by CrunchyNuts
    Mind using the Playing card emoticons? I had a real hard time following what was going on there (double spacing doesn't help either), enough that I gave up and decided to preach this instead of lend an opinion on the hand.
    wow,maybe u should buy glasses?
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    bet the pot on the flop.
    Its an active one with draws so make anyone else pay if they are drawing.
    Personally if i was going to push i would have done on the flop to over protect my hand. If the drawer calls with bottom pair and hits trips or the flush then im calling that a beat.
    Your unlucky on the turn that he has trips but id pay them off all day with your flopped hand.
  12. #12
    With 5 in and a two suited flop you have to bet more on the flop, somewhere over 1/2 pot to pot. I'd lean towards about 175-200.

    I'll second using a better HH format(minus the sarcasm), it is a little hard to read.

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