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villain is total unknown over 5 hands he is 0/0 though.
UTG+2: $200.00
MP1: $200.00
MP2: $225.05
CO: $200.00
Hero (BTN): $200.00
SB: $200.00
BB: $319.40
UTG: $202.75
UTG+1: $200.00
Pre Flop: ($3.00) Hero is BTN with Kc Ks
UTG raises to $6, 5 folds, Hero raises to $18, 2 folds, UTG calls $12
Flop: ($39.00) Jd 6d 5s (2 players)
UTG bets $20, Hero raises to $50, UTG raises to $100, Hero folds
i was going to go with the hand if he jammed but then he did this instead.
Sure looks like a set... either that or he is really terrible.
That means go allin[/quote]Quote:
Joe Cada has the button. Under the gun, Darvin Moon raises to 1,300,000, and Steve Begleiter puts on his thinking cap. With the deliberateness of a surgeon, Begs stacks out a re-raise to 3,900,000 and slides it forward. Moon thinks about it for just a minute before making the call, and the two men go heads up to the flop.
It comes {3-Spades} {4-Spades} {2-Diamonds}, and Moon instantly checks. Begleiter, again very deliberate, continues out with a bet of 5,350,000. Moon peeks back at his hole cards before re-capping them, and the crowd begins to stir as they sense the drama unfolding. Sure enough, Moon makes a healthy check-raise up to 15,000,000. Begleiter takes a big gulp and a big breath of air as he studies his opponent.
After a couple more minutes, Begs announces an all in for 21,000,000 total! It's just 6,000,000 more to Moon, but he's not calling quickly. He rocks back in his chair, clearly not liking his predicament, but he's got a ton of chips in there already. After a few more minutes of head shaking and frowns, Moon returns his cards to the muck! Begleiter's cheerleaders erupt in ovation at that monster pot.
Why do you raise the flop?
You have position, and you can get it in comfortably on the turn and river. It's not like you need to keep your flop raising range balanced in the first hand against an unknown.
Looks like everyone has auto-top up on at this table.
I don't like flop raise
so his pre-flop range if he's standard unknown is mostly JJ+, maybe a little bit of AK and other random stuff. But....
The flop raise is for value vs QQ? I think you can call flop cos your line looks way too scary for the hands you beat to continue.
I guess the same rationale makes this a fold, but I dunno - can this be Jx random/QQ > 1/3 of the time? I think his likely holdings are AA>QQ=JJ>AJ>KK
tough spot, but maybe a borderline fold.
i don't know what he got but I know that the KK are not a nut hand.
lol i like 4-of-a kinds response