AKs Hand

[lolzzz_321]

#Game No : 2116638876
***** Hand History for Game 2116638876 *****
$25 NL Hold'em - Saturday, May 28, 00:04:31 EDT 2005
Table Table 36788 (Real Money)
Seat 10 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: offshore805 ( $40.55 )
Seat 4: Halo888 ( $13.5 )
Seat 5: adumbass ( $24.65 )
Seat 7: klsmap ( $55 )
Seat 8: twiddler9 ( $24.7 )
Seat 9: Triptan3s ( $51 )
Seat 10: iterative ( $83.25 )
Seat 2: MrBigDraws ( $26.23 )
Seat 3: Cdawg27111 ( $25.72 )
Seat 6: LandsharkAce ( $17.66 )
offshore805 posts small blind [$0.1].
MrBigDraws posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Triptan3s [ Kc Ac ]
Cdawg27111 folds.
Halo888 folds.
adumbass folds.
LandsharkAce calls [$0.25].
twiddler9 folds.
>You have options at Table 37535 Table!.
Triptan3s raises [$1.25].
iterative calls [$1.25].
offshore805 folds.
MrBigDraws calls [$1].
LandsharkAce calls [$1].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Qc, Jc, 3d ]
MrBigDraws bets [$4].
LandsharkAce calls [$4].
Triptan3s...

Bet, Raise, or Fold? Why?

[a500lbgorilla]

I just glanced at this one and thought "This is silly, he obviously folds becuase he's got overs and a gutshot agianst 2 betters." "Oh, and he's got that royal flush draw..."

Your choices are just so sexy here.

I like calling, trying to make the hand and have the other two possibly get aggro right into your A-T straight. But if you take it three ways to the turn, you can have absolute confidence in your K outs and possibly even the A outs.

I like raising more I think. If you just raise it to 10, you might keep both players in and set up a nice bet on the turn where they may just fold to your action OR you may make a great hand and fillet them both. Also, raising allows your opponents to declare the strength of their hands one more time.

-'rilla

[Bmxicle]

I like raising in situations like this. It gives you information about your opponents hand (although if you hit your straight or flush outs you probably ownt need the info), but more importantly disguises your hand and makes it much more likely your opponents will call off their stack if you hit a flush.

Although its not really relevant to this hand, another reason why i like to raise in situations like this is that it usually eliminates the bluffers, which wouldn't pay you off when you chase outs on implied odds.

[™]

Id probably just call here. If you make your draw youll win the hand and you want as many people in as possible, so id just call to avoid losing someone and to avoid some rediculous re-raise situation.

[a500lbgorilla]

Id probably just call here. If you make your draw youll win the hand and you want as many people in as possible, so id just call to avoid losing someone and to avoid some rediculous re-raise situation.

A ridiculous re-raising situation is far from a bad thing. Also, just calling reveals your flush draw. So it's a huge pot with a straight, you don't know if your A or K outs are good AND you probably won't win much with the flush against an aware opponent.

-'rilla

[lolzzz_321]

I pushed AI and hit a club. Or did the club hit me?

Triptan3s is all-In [$49.75]
iterative folds.
MrBigDraws is all-In [$20.98]
LandsharkAce is all-In [$12.41]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 9c ]
offshore805: oops
** Dealing River ** [ 8d ]
MrBigDraws shows [ Qd, Ah ] a pair of queens.
LandsharkAce shows [ Td, Ks ] a straight, nine to king.
Triptan3s shows [ Kc, Ac ] a flush, ace high.
Triptan3s wins $24.77 from side pot #2 with a flush, ace high.
Triptan3s wins $16.84 from side pot #1 with a flush, ace high.
Triptan3s wins $51.63 from the main pot with a flush, ace high.

[LeFou]

LandsharkAce shows [ Td, Ks ] a straight, nine to king.

Landshark's call was fine. The odds were there by the time it got to him, b/c of his short stack.

[FishMagician]

Landshark's call was fine. The odds were there by the time it got to him, b/c of his short stack.

Well, he THOUGHT he had the odds. Poor guy's spindly little weak draw got blindsided by Trip's uberdraw.

[Hogimacaca]

you bastard

[a500lbgorilla]

LandsharkAce shows [ Td, Ks ] a straight, nine to king.

Landshark's call was fine. The odds were there by the time it got to him, b/c of his short stack.

Even on a 2 flush to the royal board?

-'rilla

[Sykedupp]

LandsharkAce shows [ Td, Ks ] a straight, nine to king.

Landshark's call was fine. The odds were there by the time it got to him, b/c of his short stack.

Even on a 3 flush to the royal board?

-'rilla

LandsharkAce shows [ Td, Ks ] a straight, nine to king.

Landshark's call was fine. The odds were there by the time it got to him, b/c of his short stack.

Even on a 2 flush to the royal board?

-'rilla

So THATS how rilla gets his posts

[a500lbgorilla]

Shhaaaaadap.

-'rilla

[DimitriT]

I would raise it another $4 on flop here. You are getting an SD, 2 overs and an FD. It still a drawing hand so you want to try and win it right there if possible. I'm guessing MrBig has TP with a kicker and the shark is on
a draw.

Edit: you went AI, nice!

[koolmoe]

I like pushing here. It's already a decent-sized pot, so you don't mind taking it down right away. You also don't mind a call. Your hand will likely be worse after the turn hits, and if the flush draw comes in, you may not get the action you were hoping for anyway.

[kizzit]

I like raising in situations like this. It gives you information about your opponents hand (although if you hit your straight or flush outs you probably ownt need the info), but more importantly disguises your hand and makes it much more likely your opponents will call off their stack if you hit a flush.

Although its not really relevant to this hand, another reason why i like to raise in situations like this is that it usually eliminates the bluffers, which wouldn't pay you off when you chase outs on implied odds.

i agree 100% a reraise here usually hides the flush/str8 draw...which when you hit and check usually leads to a sweet pot. but didnt really matter here because both called your all in.

[Fnord]

Nice push

903 games 0.078 secs 11,576 games/sec

Board: Qc Jc 3d
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) / tie (%)

Hand 1: 49.3909 % [ 00.49 00.00 ] { AcKc }
Hand 2: 34.8837 % [ 00.35 00.00 ] { AhQd }
Hand 3: 15.7254 % [ 00.16 00.00 ] { KsTd }

[bair]

I would raise it another $4 on flop here. You are getting an SD, 2 overs and an FD. It still a drawing hand so you want to try and win it right there if possible. I'm guessing MrBig has TP with a kicker and the shark is on
a draw.

Edit: you went AI, nice!

if you have a 2way nut draw you usually want to build the pot, not take it right there.

[Fnord]

if you have a 2way nut draw you usually want to build the pot, not take it right there.

The pot is built and he has a pretty big edge.