KK from BB

I have the villan labeled tight aggressive player. Did I get too commited to my Kings on this hand?

Hand #11534577-25615 at Zwiggelte (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 21/Feb/06 19:53:35

dude22 is at seat 0 with $65.40.
Stranny is at seat 1 with $45.75.
GUILLEN is at seat 2 with $24.
Bo G is at seat 3 with $49.95.
wookoo is at seat 4 with $37.70.
PATR11OTS is at seat 5 with $20.90.
JimtheJakal1 is at seat 6 with $63.55.
BlindLuc7 is at seat 7 with $15.25.
Stone Eyes is at seat 8 with $131.75.
Immolate is at seat 9 with $45.40.
The button is at seat 1.

GUILLEN posts the small blind of $.25.
Bo G posts the big blind of $.50.

dude22: -- --
Stranny: -- --
GUILLEN: -- --
Bo G: Ks Kd
wookoo: -- --
PATR11OTS: -- --
JimtheJakal1: -- --
BlindLuc7: -- --
Stone Eyes: -- --
Immolate: -- --

Pre-flop:

wookoo folds. PATR11OTS folds. JimtheJakal1 folds.
BlindLuc7 folds. Stone Eyes folds. Immolate calls.
dude22 calls. Stranny folds. GUILLEN folds. Bo
G raises to $2.25. Immolate calls. dude22 folds.


Flop (board: Qc 5c 5s):

Bo G bets $3. Immolate raises to $6. Bo G re-raises
to $15. Immolate goes all-in for $43.15. Bo G
calls.

You reraised for info on the flop. You got that info in him saying he has a hand.

I don't see him having a 5 (since you raised and you said he's TAGG), but AQ, QQ, AA is likely. He could also have a flush draw with AKc possible.

You are flipping against AKs, you are ahead of AQ, and way behind AA, and dead to QQ. If you want to gamble, call, if not, lay it down.

He's either:
A) A bad player limping AA or QQ. A bad player calling big raises preflop with A5.
or
B) A mediocre/bad player seeing a flop after a huge raise and 4-betting all in with TPTK.

Easy call on his AI, unless you have him noted as being under category A.

Raise bigger pre-flop, make it really obvious you're just stealing the dead money on the table. Then feel better about getting out-flopped for your stack because you're all-in on the 3rd post-flop bet anyway.

If you're a real stud-muffin you'll river an Ace and talk him into reloading after taking such a nasty bad beat. His luck is sure to change.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Fnord

Raise bigger pre-flop, make it really obvious you're just stealing the dead money on the table. Then feel better about getting out-flopped for your stack because you're all-in on the 3rd post-flop bet anyway.

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QFT
(post whoring)

It looks like you have the best hand at this point. His limp pre-flop lowers the chance he has AA, and even QQ since most "average?" TAG would raise with these hands in MP. AK, AQ, KQ, seem like likely holdings, more so AQ since you already hold 2 K's. It's also possible he has JJ, TT and doesn't believe you have Q so he thinks he has the best hand. Either way, you are ahead so should be an easy call... just beware of BAD PLAYERS who could have that 5 :wink:

he took a shot with his sooted connector and destacked you

Quote:

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Originally Posted by purespeed

It looks like you have the best hand at this point. His limp pre-flop lowers the chance he has AA, and even QQ since most "average?" TAG would raise with these hands in MP. AK, AQ, KQ, seem like likely holdings, more so AQ since you already hold 2 K's. It's also possible he has JJ, TT and doesn't believe you have Q so he thinks he has the best hand. Either way, you are ahead so should be an easy call... just beware of BAD PLAYERS who could have that 5 :wink:

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When I have the 5 in similar situations, I get paid off quite handsomly...

Taggy player and limp/calls preflop with AA/KK/AQ? He'd raise with that. 56s probably hit the jackpot. Good taggy players know that suited connectors are better to calling raises against likely big pair (and taking shot at busting you) than broadway KQish crap (which is easy to go broke with)

If he overplays his pairs and plays for stacks with KQ then calling his push is in order, but his preflop call with KQ against OOP raiser is just not solid TAG poker.

Overpairs go bust in that spot more often than not IME.



Board: Qc 5c 5d
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 52.5424 % 52.53% 00.01% { KdKs }
Hand 2: 47.4576 % 47.45% 00.01% { QQ, 55, AcKc, AQs, A5s, KQs, 75s, 65s, 54s, AQo, KQo }

(Fnord, is the villain's range typed g00t?)

What about flat caling the flop and leading the blank turn?

I like calling the flop raise and CR'ing a blank turn, or leading out again. As played, I fold to his all in.

I thought long and hard about this decision and made the call.

Bo G
calls.

Turn (board: Qc 5c 5s 4c):

(no action in this round)


River (board: Qc 5c 5s 4c 3s):

(no action in this round)




Showdown:

Immolate shows Ac Qs.
Immolate has Ac Qs Qc 5c 5s: two pair, queens and fives.
Bo G shows Ks Kd.
Bo G has Ks Kd Qc 5c 5s: two pair, kings and fives.


Hand #11534577-25615 Summary:

$3 is raked from a pot of $91.55.
Bo G wins $88.55 with two pair, kings and fives.
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