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  1. #1

    Default Terry's 2 big hands of the day.

    2 big laydowns. what do the opponents have? Am i crazy folding these?
    50 NL full tilt full ring.

    ******* Hand 1 ********

    Full Tilt Poker
    No Limit Holdem Ring game
    Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
    9 players
    Converter

    Stack sizes:
    UTG: $38.85
    UTG+1: $110.75
    MP1: $36.40
    MP2: $42.30
    MP3: $45.75
    CO: $46.05
    TerryToma: $82.60
    SB: $17.50
    BB: $58.15

    Pre-flop: (9 players) TerryToma is Button with K A
    UTG folds, UTG+1 calls, 2 folds, MP3 calls, CO calls, TerryToma raises to $3.5, 2 folds, UTG+1 calls, MP3 folds, CO calls.

    Flop: 5 A Q ($11.75, 3 players)
    UTG+1 bets $7, CO calls, TerryToma folds.

    Turn: T ($25.75, 2 players)
    UTG+1 bets $25.75, CO raises all-in $35.55, UTG+1 calls.

    River: 5 ($96.85, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: $96.85)


    Results:
    Final pot: $96.85


    ******* Hand 2 ********

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    Stack sizes:
    UTG: $17.25
    UTG+1: $40.65
    MP1: $161.60
    MP2: $19
    CO: $41.45
    Button: $52.30
    SB: $30.95
    CO: $46.05
    TerryToma: $79.10

    Pre-flop: (8 players) TerryToma is BB with T 8
    4 folds, CO calls, Button calls, SB calls, TerryToma checks.

    Flop: 8 J T ($2, 4 players)
    SB bets $2, TerryToma calls, CO raises to $6, Button folds, SB raises all-in $30.45, TerryToma folds, CO calls.

    Turn: 4 ($64.9, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: $64.9)


    River: 6 ($64.9, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: $64.9)


    Results:
    Final pot: $64.9
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    I dunno about hand 1, this is kinda read dependent altough it is a commong set line. Just seems kinda weak. Hand 2 looks fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by givememyleg
    I dunno about hand 1, this is kinda read dependent altough it is a commong set line. Just seems kinda weak. Hand 2 looks fine.
    guess opponents hands?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryToma
    Quote Originally Posted by givememyleg
    I dunno about hand 1, this is kinda read dependent altough it is a commong set line. Just seems kinda weak. Hand 2 looks fine.
    guess opponents hands?
    This is pretty hard to do... do I get a prize if I'm right?

    I dunno whether to assume total donks or nits or anything but hand 1 really looks like a line aq/a5/55 would take. I guess the fold isn't that bad considering this will be a big pot and you have 1 pair. CO could have anything from a stupid played AT AJ AK to JK, who knows... I guess the fact that the flop is pretty drawless makes folding here not so bad.

    I think putting sb and co on hands is less important in hand 2. The board is really connected, unraised pot and you're facing bet/raise/ai.
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    Hand 1: AQ v 55
    Hand 2: SB has Q9
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    delete turn action in hand 1
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    Why not raise the flop in hand 2?
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    I would also raise the flop in hand 2..
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    i dont mind either fold.
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    can't fold hand one to one bet.

    At 50nl, a split pair of aces with ace-king is very often a stacking-a-donk hand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dislexsik
    Why not raise the flop in hand 2?
    i am not a fan of bottom 2 pair in an unraised pot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    can't fold hand one to one bet.

    At 50nl, a split pair of aces with ace-king is very often a stacking-a-donk hand.
    i dunno, the way full tilt plays i knew one of them had 2 pair or better on that flop.
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    Stop playing the full table camping contest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryToma
    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    can't fold hand one to one bet.

    At 50nl, a split pair of aces with ace-king is very often a stacking-a-donk hand.
    i dunno, the way full tilt plays i knew one of them had 2 pair or better on that flop.
    beg to differ

    obviously you were right in this scenario considering the heavy turn action, but in general your hand is good to that lead bet
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    Quote Originally Posted by TerryToma
    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    can't fold hand one to one bet.

    At 50nl, a split pair of aces with ace-king is very often a stacking-a-donk hand.
    i dunno, the way full tilt plays i knew one of them had 2 pair or better on that flop.
    beg to differ

    obviously you were right in this scenario considering the heavy turn action, but in general your hand is good to that lead bet
    limp/call lead flop into 2 opponents 2/3rds+ pot. what do you think he has that i beat?? AJ? AT? 99?
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    hand 2 is well played imo. Play a big blank turn imo a lot.

    hand 1 seems standard
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    I dunno, but my pix:

    Hand 1:
    Leading Bettor- AT
    Behind- 55

    Hand 2:
    Lead Bettor- J8o
    Behind- Ax spades
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    these hands are played way too weakly imo.
    im re raising hand 1 to 18 or so. if the the caller in the hand re raises ai then i fold instantly. if inital better on flop goes all in im probably calling and seeing a weak ace here most of the time.

    hand 2 im re raising as well. i re raise to about 9 and fold to a re raise.
    reads would be nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by homeboy604
    these hands are played way too weakly imo.
    im re raising hand 1 to 18 or so. if the the caller in the hand re raises ai then i fold instantly. if inital better on flop goes all in im probably calling and seeing a weak ace here most of the time.

    hand 2 im re raising as well. i re raise to about 9 and fold to a re raise.
    reads would be nice.
    in hand 1 we get a pot sized bet into us when the board shows our mostly likely holding, and its from a limper no less. Looks dangerous to me when we hold just one pair and someone obviously wants to play a big pot.
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    split aces with AK is extremely difficult to get away from at 50nl. It just beats so many hands he could have. If we had ANY read whatsoever that this was a tight player, then we could fold no problem. But you have to put an unknown on less. You guys don't understand that the average player is WAY too dumb to fast play a set on an ace high board. And since we were given no reads, we must assume that of this player. Sure, by folding this we never get stacked in this scenario. However, not being able to get away from TPTK is largely responsible for me having a high winrate at 25nl and 50nl, and stakes higher than that are really only more difficult because people don't pay those hands off any more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    split aces with AK is extremely difficult to get away from at 50nl. It just beats so many hands he could have. If we had ANY read whatsoever that this was a tight player, then we could fold no problem. But you have to put an unknown on less. You guys don't understand that the average player is WAY too dumb to fast play a set on an ace high board. And since we were given no reads, we must assume that of this player. Sure, by folding this we never get stacked in this scenario. However, not being able to get away from TPTK is largely responsible for me having a high winrate at 25nl and 50nl, and stakes higher than that are really only more difficult because people don't pay those hands off any more.
    good post
  23. #23
    I think you're underestimating 50NL a bit guys, they aren't all that terrible, although there are a lot of terrible players.

    Hand 1 you should remove the turn betting from the post. and with that removed there is no way you could guess their hands because you don't have enough info. I call, if UTG+1 bets again, he is more likely to have you beat. If CO calls, you know you're probably beat.

    Hand 2... no way you can call that all in.
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    50nl is micro stakes. And at micro stakes the play is soft.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    50nl is micro stakes. And at micro stakes the play is soft.
    full tilt seems tougher than what im used to at 50NL.
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    I found that $50 can be real tough, I find it easier when I keep reminding myself WHO to try extract money from. If you can identify those who are willing to play for big bets with weak holdings it helps alot at that particular level.
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    ok, heres some reads i decided to dig out from poker tracker.. i didnt think this thread would get so much action.. i wanted to help others practice hand reading ability.. but good discussion so far. and good job so far by the people that have guessed hands.. but maybe the pt stats will shed some light:

    hand 1:
    UTG+1 stats after 86 hands: 16/7
    CO stats 36 hands, 25/9

    hand 2:
    SB 17/4 after 103 hands
    CO 20/2 after 101

    i'll post the results tomorrow.
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    i call or raise in hand 1, more for info than pot building
    But if i call and face that turn bet i fold pretty quick.

    In hand 2, so many cards can hit the turn that scare us im calling and forcing a large mistake from many hands on the turn. Playing a huge flop is not great play imo.

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