100NL QQ

[Turska]

I bought in short because I am just started practising 100NL.
Table was very aggressive raising and re-raising going on thats
why I just minraised at early position to lure re-raise. It worked.
Villain is tight, super-aggressive but weak showdowns 35%.

Did I play this right?

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Texas Hold'em $0.50-$1 NL (real money), hand #1,040,391,685 Table Basra, 23 Sep 2006 7:15 PM ET

Seat 2: ub1811 ($192.65 in chips)
Seat 3: busoperator ($23.50 in chips)
Seat 4: tavangeri ($49.00 in chips)
Seat 5: Ericpo68 ($24.25 in chips)
Seat 6: J-Fizzy ($21.15 in chips)
Seat 7: Johnyurd ($41.00 in chips)
Seat 8: Hero [ QC,QS ] ($49.00 in chips) Seat 9: FoldnMuck ($49.50 in chips) Seat 10: wizards_lady ($144.20 in chips) ANTES/BLINDS tavangeri posts blind ($0.25), Ericpo68 posts blind ($0.50).

PRE-FLOP
J-Fizzy folds, Johnyurd folds, Hero bets $2, FoldnMuck folds, wizards_lady folds, ub1811 bets $3.50, busoperator folds, tavangeri folds,
Ericpo68 folds, Hero bets $10, ub1811 calls $8.50.

FLOP [board cards 6S,4S,2S ]
Hero bets $10, ub1811 bets $37, Hero calls $27 and is all-in.

TURN [board cards 6S,4S,2S,10H ]

RIVER [board cards 6S,4S,2S,10H,8D ]

[TerryToma]

pretty fancy. seems ok with 50bb, not recommended with a full stack.

[IowaSkinsFan]

i bet you have him beat, he realizes your a short stack, and is probably going "fuck it."

[TerryToma]

Villain is tight, super-aggressive but weak showdowns 35%.

what does this mean. i never look at that stat, should i?

[Turska]

Ya I called him down he showed AdKd.

Terry I find Win@SD% very useful information.It
was my main reason here to call this aggressive guy
down.

If player is very aggressive and has W@SD% lower than 40% you can often call them down with mediocre hand and still win big pots. These kind of guys really dont want showdowns
they like to take pots down without showdowns.

[zook]

Make sure you have lots of hands on an opponent before you start using Win @ Showdown % for a read. I've had 400+ hand sessions where it's been 30% and others where it's been 80%. If he's tight (seeing less than 20% of flops) and you have 400 hands on him, his post-flop stats are based on less than 80 hands. Just a warning.

I actually don't even display W@SD% on my HUD. I use Went To SD% to identify post-flop tightys vs. calling stations, but don't put too much stock in it until I have 500+ hands.

[cardsman1992]

You have 40% of your stack committed on the flop before his raise. No way I am folding that. You are getting about 4:1 on that last call, right?

I probably bet flop harder than 1/2 pot and may even push given stack sizes. He does likely see a shorty and he isn't probably going away.

BTW, best part of the whole hand was the RR PF. Didn't think I would ever see that out of you, T.....

PS if this is Foldnmuck making this play on me, I don't reraise PF. Set mine against him....

[KoRnholio]

Short stacked with a strong overpair and decent flush redraw this is an easy flop call.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

posts blind ($0.25), Ericpo68 posts blind ($0.50).

100 NL? is something wrong here?

[Turska]

Sorry guys this was 50 NL. I fucked it up because I
played 100Nl and 50NL at same session. So it
was full stacks both (or quite massive stack for villain).
T.

[Turska]

Cardsman. Part of my tactic against superaggressive
players is to bet flop quite weak to induce raise. I
admit this particular hand was quite marginal situation
but this guy was pushing people around with his huge
stack.

When flop came I saw my opportunity here because
I had a decent redraw and made cbet-lookalike. He
swallowed the hook and raised me allin.

His raise was quite good. Flop was scary and
he had 6 live outs. I guess I would have folded
without a read. Surely If I did not have Qs.

T.