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  1. #1

    Default what do you kids do here?

    No reads, very early...... i know what to do here....what do you do and why?


    #Game No : 3015843133
    ***** Hand History for Game 3015843133 *****
    NL Texas Hold'em $30 Buy-in + $3 Entry Fee Trny:17305158 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Thursday, November 10, 20:14:00 EDT 2005
    Table Table 67535 (Real Money)
    Seat 6 is the button
    Total number of players : 10
    Seat 1: trikflow( $775 )
    Seat 2: yapak33 ( $775 )
    Seat 3: eschnur ( $930 )
    Seat 4: JMAN2726 ( $680 )
    Seat 5: Maccent ( $770 )
    Seat 6: pocket5s555 ( $570 )
    Seat 7: silkysoup ( $1175 )
    Seat 8: BigSlick0120 ( $595 )
    Seat 9: T_O_C_405 ( $730 )
    Seat 10: Mr_Dinky ( $1000 )
    Trny:17305158 Level:1
    Blinds(10/15)
    ** Dealing down cards **
    Dealt to trikflow [ 7d 7c ]
    T_O_C_405 folds.
    Mr_Dinky folds.
    trikflow calls [15].
    yapak33 folds.
    eschnur folds.
    JMAN2726 calls [15].
    Maccent folds.
    pocket5s555 calls [15].
    >You have options at Table 68111 Table!.
    silkysoup calls [5].
    BigSlick0120 checks.
    ** Dealing Flop ** [ 2h, 4c, 5c ]
    silkysoup checks.
    BigSlick0120 bets [150].
    >You have options at Table 68238 Table!.
    trikflow???????
  2. #2
    I probably fold because the pot is so small and I have so little invested in it.

    Plus the bettor is BB which means he could have virtually anything.
  3. #3
    You're ahead here... opponent has some goofy Ax straight draw...

    That said, I probably fold because it's so early, and I can find a better spot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fortune 500
    You're ahead here... opponent has some goofy Ax straight draw...

    That said, I probably fold because it's so early, and I can find a better spot.
    U think your ahead but you fold? So you think this bet size means draw or small pair with draw?
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    I don't limp preflop.
    I put him all in on the flop.
    To win in poker you only need to be one step ahead of your opponents. Two steps may be detrimental.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    I always limp preflop.
    I fold the flop.
    -'rilla
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    I don't limp preflop.
    I put him all in on the flop.
    why and why?
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    Quote Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    I always limp preflop.
    I fold the flop.
    -'rilla

    why 2 the second question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trikflow77
    Quote Originally Posted by Fortune 500
    You're ahead here... opponent has some goofy Ax straight draw...

    That said, I probably fold because it's so early, and I can find a better spot.
    U think your ahead but you fold? So you think this bet size means draw or small pair with draw?
    I read him for like an A5, somewhere in that range... but I'm really guessing. I don't like to guess. I've got nothing significant in the pot. A set or even a crazy made straight or goofy two pair beat me. Geven that there was no preflop aggression and I can't eliminate any hands, I fold what I'm like 60 percent sure is the best hand, and wait for a more certain spot. No need to get broke with a baby overpair here.

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    I fold here because you don't have many chips into the pot, plus it's early.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trikflow77
    Quote Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    I always limp preflop.
    I fold the flop.
    -'rilla

    why 2 the second question.
    Always ask the question, becuase then you look smarter when you don't know.

    You've invested nothing into a tiny pot. His hand range is mostly over cards + flush draw or deuces + flush draw. I just don't think you'll play well agains t stuff like QJcc, A2cc, pairs 99 and below. And becuase deep down inside, I don't like to gamble this early. I could take exception if I believed my bubble play won't do enough to beat a table like this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
    Quote Originally Posted by Trikflow77
    Quote Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    I always limp preflop.
    I fold the flop.
    -'rilla

    why 2 the second question.
    Always ask the question, becuase then you look smarter when you don't know.

    You've invested nothing into a tiny pot. His hand range is mostly over cards + flush draw or deuces + flush draw. I just don't think you'll play well agains t stuff like QJcc, A2cc, pairs 99 and below. And becuase deep down inside, I don't like to gamble this early. I could take exception if I didn't believe my bubble play won't do enough to beat a table like this one.

    -'rilla
    No, i know what to do here every time. I think u guys r a little off base though. Why would someone ovebet a pot like this with 4 other players yet 2 act. If this pot was 2-3 handed i could see what you are saying about having the best hand. here, 75% of the time you are beat. The other 25%, it is a donk bet. No one mentioned the amount of people in the pot, which i think is a driving factor in this bet.

    And by the way...he had 63 for a straight.........
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    You think that an overbet means you are beat 75% of the time?
    Why would the nuts ever want to overbet here?
    To win in poker you only need to be one step ahead of your opponents. Two steps may be detrimental.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    You think that an overbet means you are beat 75% of the time?
    Why would the nuts ever want to overbet here?
    4 opponents, flush draw, 67 is also open ended....... and yes, in this case I think that bet means i am beat 75% of the time.

    Wasnt your advise to raise preflop and reraise this bet???????????

    i think both r wrong in this case.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trikflow77
    Quote Originally Posted by Demiparadigm
    You think that an overbet means you are beat 75% of the time?
    Why would the nuts ever want to overbet here?
    4 opponents, flush draw, 67 is also open ended....... and yes, in this case I think that bet means i am beat 75% of the time.

    Wasnt your advise to raise preflop and reraise this bet???????????

    i think both r wrong in this case.
    Easy to say when you saw the hand play out.

    Yet, since he is the BB and there is 120 in that pot and it is a 1.25x the pot bet, it'd be easy for me to let this hand go. I don't understand the limp preflop though. Chances are you would've been good if you had gotten the BB to fold.
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    i dont raise 77 early on in a sng at least not in a 33.........

    Ive seen this bet enough times to know what it means....thats why i posted it.....
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    I don't blame the limp at all, I tend to limp TT and lower if there are already a lot of limpers in the pot. I'll raise if it's folded to me, but I play cautiously early.

    I assume you got all your money in Trik? Unless you folded and he showed his straight ..
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    I can't believe anyone here is really calling this. You are behind to a flush draw w/overs!! You are behind to so many limped hands that it is silly to call.

    "Never go broke in an unraised pot" <- or something like that

    How about this, what do you need to make this call?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MAX

    How about this, what do you need to make this call?
    Exactly what i was thinking when i first looked at the flop. Even assuming i had AA and misclicked call instead of raise pre flop, i still think i'm folding here just because there is zero point in gambling. I want a set or 6c7c, or the made junk strait. If you are ahead in this hand, villain is a dumby who will be giving you his stack soon anyway. Good fold Trik.
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    Nice exercise trik. Keep 'em comin.

    I was voting easy fold even before I read the rest of the thread for mostly the same reasons given.

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