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rubbish hand with reads. what do you think?
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL)
(Real Money) Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 5
Seat 1: Hero ( $91.10)
Seat 2: J_DOUBLE_M ( $123.28)
Seat 3: oor_dalingen ( $118.35)
Seat 5: dawolfpunk ( $162.59)
Seat 6: Janus46 ( $101)
Janus46 posts small blind (0.50)
Hero posts big blind (1)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ 5h, Jh ]
J_DOUBLE_M folds.
dawolfpunk calls (1)
Janus46 calls (0.50)
Hero raises (3) to 4
dawolfpunk folds.
Janus46 calls (3)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 9s, 9c, Tc ]
Janus46 checks.
Hero bets (5)
Janus46 raises (15) to 15
Hero raises (20) to 25
Janus46 folds.
** Summary **
Main Pot: $47.05 | Rake: $1.95
Board: [ 9s 9c Tc ]
Hero balance $109.15, bet $29, collected $47.05, net +$18.05
J_DOUBLE_M balance $123.28, didn't bet (folded)
oor_dalingen balance $118.35, sits out
uubhdmp balance $100, sits out
dawolfpunk balance $161.59, lost $1 (folded)
Janus46 balance $82, lost $19 (folded)
off-topic: hand history tool doesn't work for this for some reason. anyone know why?
i play on an apple. is the hand history produced by party different on apples?
partypoker emailed me this version
what do you think about this hand? i reraised because i thought the guy was making a move. i had reads on him and how he played the hand didn't seem right. if he reraised then i'm out the hand. if he flat calls i don't know how the hand would have ended. i probably would have checkfolded to the end.
do you think that if i'm going to reraise it should be a proper reraise? like to $40+? but then i'm putting more money at stake and it might not actually gain anything for me.
at this table 2 players made moves on me in the 1-2hrs i was playing at it. one player did so before this hand had happened. another player did it afterwards. they both showed their cards once i had mucked my hand. this guy didn't get away with it though.
did i play this hand really poorly? should i just have folded to the raise? or was it a good play since i had a read on my opponent?
thanks for all replies in advance
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