Zeebo Theorem in effect

[baudib]

Zeebo Theorem: No one can ever fold a full house.

No Limit Holdem Tournament
Tier One 1800 FTP Sit & Go
7 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG sausuma (410)
UTG+1 1ndone (1320)
MP Paullibrus (1300)
CO vodoolady (1370)
BTN playmoneychark (1830)
SB Hero (4390)
BB Strongbad714 (2880)

Blinds: 50/100

Pre-flop: (150, 7 players) Hero is SB
5 folds, Hero raises to 300, Strongbad714 calls 200

Flop: (600, 2 players)
Hero bets 300, Strongbad714 calls 300

Turn: (1,200, 2 players)
Hero bets 800, Strongbad714 calls 800

River: (2,800, 2 players)
Hero goes all-in 2,990, Strongbad714 goes all-in 1,480

Final Pot: 5,760
Hero shows:
Strongbad714 shows:

[a500lbgorilla]

in his defense, if he calls 2 streets with J8 on that board, it's because he thinks he didn't need the river J.

[baudib]

That is certainly true. He instaclicked every call.

[taipan168]

I love the way you bet every street, best way to maximise your winnings IMO. If you had checked the flop and opp checked behind, I doubt whether you would have been able to get it AI without overbetting.

[Kijjo]

well don't u think he it goes chk chk on the flop, if he bets on the turn, villian raises?

[taipan168]

well don't u think he it goes chk chk on the flop, if he bets on the turn, villian raises?

Too many low buyin players slowplay themselves out of a lot of value by not betting. You have to remember that these are low buyin opps so are mostly calling stations. If Villain has nothing, he will fold. If he has either Kx or Jx he will probably still just call rather than raise. To win a big pot here, we have to bet to build a big pot.

[a500lbgorilla]

well don't u think he it goes chk chk on the flop, if he bets on the turn, villian raises?

why would you slow play when the guy snap calls with J8 for 2 streets?