HH 4 Review (3.40)

[DetroitHusling101]

I think i played pretty good in this one.
Any comments?

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I'll give my rundown on big hands and what not...


Hand 3 - Probally could have bet a little more on the flop...2/3 instead of 1/2.

Hand 4- With 2 limpers im getting the right price to limp here right? I think i'd usually fold but I'm trying to open up my range when im in late position with SC and there's 2+ limpers.

Hand 6- Should i have called here? Opponent was LAG and showed down Ace rag before so i felt i was pretty ahead of his range.

Hand 9- This was tough. I had to request time and check the HH to see what kinda hands he showed down and how many pots he was involved in and what not. He seemed LAGGY and i decided to call. I probally shouldn't of been happy racing for a good chunk of my stack here. Is this a fold?

Hand 11-Probally should have open-shoved or folded here right?

Hand 14- Divamom is a idiot. Why on earth does she bet here lol.

Hand 17- I only called because short stack was nearly all in and wanted to try and eliminate him. Figured he would shove his extra 75 in chips in preflop. Is this pretty risky post flop to be commiting all my chips when the shortstack is out in the next hand 99 percent of the time even though i have 3 8's???

Heads up i pretty much shoved every hand. Diva was folding a majority of the time. She would only call when she was down to like 1k in chips so my 10 - 3 hand i probally could have folded knowing she's gotta call when i push. Other than that i thought that strategy heads up was pretty good since she was completing and than folding constantly.

[taipan168]

Here you go. I highlighted hands that I thought were real mistakes in red.

3. KQs - I bet full pot on the flop with 3 opps seeing the flop. That flop is quite drawy, and the problem is that if each caller gives each subsequent caller better odds to chase. For example, if jogu and budshark both called your 60 bet then wacojoker would have to call 60 to see a 360 pot, meaning he has correct odds to chase an OESD or flush even if he can see only one card. As played, turn and river are fine.

4. T9s - fine.

6. AQo - fine, particularly with your read.

8. K8o - just shove it since the BB has 9x BB.

9. TT - with your read that opp was LAGG I think the call is fine. Although you are often taking the right end of a flip here, you've very likely got budshark's dead chips to sweeten the pot and you sometimes have opp dominated (LAGGs will usually shove pocket pairs lower than TT in this spot). BTW you did exactly the right thing to request time and look at opp's prior hands.

11. 77 - ya, definitely shove or fold in this spot and I choose shove. BTW as you played, with your stack size if somebody calls and you are first to act you pretty much have to open shove any flop.

T 4 SB (M = 5.54; f+f+f+f+F) (between 11 and 12) - shove this if the BB hasn't been super loose

12. QTs - nice.

Q 3 SB (M = 3.54; f+f+f+F) - this is a definite shove unless there is a very short stack around
K 9 BU (M = 3.23; f+f+F) (between 12 and 13) - shove this as well (well, if you shove the first and steal the blinds I might fold the second).

14. 73o - ya, these idiots have no idea how much equity they lose here.

17. 84o - no no no no no! Sure, you're getting great pot odds but you just called off more than 10% of your stack, these are chips that are very very precious at this stage of the tourney. Plus, stacks are way too shallow to give you implied odds to play for two pair or better, and are you going to go broke on any flop with an 8 or 4 in it? Also consider the fact that the short stack has 1x BB left, you need to save your chips and not get involved here. Postflop, you have to get all your chips in when you flop trip 8s.

18. A7o - just shove it preflop.

HU seemed fine. Hand 24 (T3o) is fine - even if opp calls 100% of the time, shoving here is +EV since your T3o has correct odds against whatever he/she has due to the huge blinds.