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Good or Bad Fold? 50NL - no reads..

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  1. #1

    Default Good or Bad Fold? 50NL - no reads..

    Getting Hand History Information...
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    Hand #42331776-24565 at Union Gap (No Limit Hold'em)
    Started at 12/Jun/07 23:13:33

    startontop is at seat 1 with $21.40.
    Nick97 is at seat 2 with $0 (sitting out).
    eightKrpm is at seat 3 with $62.45.
    Frenchshooter is at seat 4 with $28.
    ragmanskip is at seat 5 with $50.50.
    chusumfat is at seat 6 with $55.95.
    skipre is at seat 7 with $29.55.
    HERO is at seat 8 with $55.35.
    loumasala is at seat 9 with $47.
    The button is at seat 2.

    eightKrpm posts the small blind of $.25.
    Frenchshooter posts the big blind of $.50.

    startontop: -- --
    eightKrpm: -- --
    Frenchshooter: -- --
    ragmanskip: -- --
    chusumfat: -- --
    skipre: -- --
    HERO: Kh Ks
    loumasala: -- --

    Pre-flop:

    ragmanskip folds. chusumfat raises to $1.75. skipre
    folds. HERO re-raises to $4. loumasala folds.
    startontop folds. eightKrpm folds. Frenchshooter
    folds. chusumfat calls.

    Flop (board: 6h 5h Qs):

    chusumfat checks. HERO bets $6. chusumfat calls.


    Turn (board: 6h 5h Qs 5d):

    chusumfat bets $20.75. HERO folds. chusumfat is
    returned $20.75 (uncalled).



    Hand #42331776-24565 Summary:

    $1 is raked from a pot of $20.75.
    chusumfat wins $19.75.
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  2. #2
    strange line, but i happily shove over top
  3. #3
    yeah i think i shove over too. and make it more preflop... around 3x his raise.
  4. #4
    I'd say you are looking at AQh here to give tptk + the nut flush draw and he's putting you on AK or something that has either missed the flop or a lesser flush draw.

    Can't really give much more of a feel for it without villan read to see if he'd do this with QQ as well.

    Other than that, reraise needs to be around $6 as said previously
  5. #5
    I get the money in here but I am not sure if I do it as gleefully as the others in this thread.

    Deconstructing his line more it looks like a flush draw really. Honestly, if he has a 5 doesn't he have to c/r here after you 3bet PF and cbet strongly? There is just no hand that beats you that makes sense betting full pot on the turn.
  6. #6
    In retrospect- you are probably right - i was probably ahead - but i'm always nervous getting all my chips in - at this point in time - and with his bet, it was either all -in, or fold....

    I just don't like getting all in with 1 pair on this kind of board....

    Andrew.
  7. #7
    that's a good board to do it on
  8. #8
    no doubt you got all of your chips in
    i would do this million times in the same situations.
  9. #9
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    i understand what you mean - I hate getting all in with 1 pairs also - In this situation, he COULD be playing AQ really strong, but alot of times you are also behind -

    this is exactly what im having a problem with at 50NL myself - I'm giving too much credit sometimes -

    I can see a fold here...im certainly not of the "get your money in you NIT" opinion cause I see this line taken by strong hands....

    i like the preflop re-raise amount - i think thats fine - Maybe pot the flop though for $8 or $9 instead of that...the flop is exactly what you want here, and I don't like the hand to go too much farther (unless im against a donk who pays off with garbage, but this is no reads)

    hopefully you can see some of his hands soon and get a read for next time -
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  10. #10
    Just ran pokerstove with villan on AQh and the results surprised me that's for sure.

    Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

    44 games 0.019 secs 2,315 games/sec

    Board: 6h 5h Qs 5d
    Dead:

    equity win tie pots won pots tied
    Hand 0: 70.455% 70.45% 00.00% 31 0.00 { KhKs }
    Hand 1: 29.545% 29.55% 00.00% 13 0.00 { AhQh }
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    Pre flop raise is too small in my opinion, you raised barely more than the minimum and offered the guy some pretty tasty implied odds.

    As played I can't see a fold here and I'm a huge nit. He raised under the gun, so what can he have that beats us? No way he does this with QQ. AA is a possibility I guess, but I think AQ, KQ or the heart draw are the most likely hands. Anyways, I shove over his ridiculous turn bet.
  12. #12
    My PF raise was "small", because ideally i would like a caller with KK - i'd like a call with A/Q, A/J , K/Q, etc type of hands. I don't want someone to "just fold" and win a minimum pot - is my thinking wrong?

    I do think i was ahead, but his bet "scared me" and with so little invested in the pot - i let it go.
  13. #13
    yes. you want to isolate and build a pot.
  14. #14
    push. strange line by villain.

    reads would be nice here
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