PokerStars Hand #122422468215: Holdem No Limit ($3/$6 USD) - 2014/10/02 13:15:46 ET
Table Kentaurus III 2-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: Hero ($600 in chips)
Seat 2: bablo_syda ($600 in chips)
bablo_syda: posts small blind $3
Hero: posts big blind $6
Holecards
Dealt to Hero 
bablo_syda: raises $6 to $12
Hero: calls $6
Flop (Pot : $24.00)
Hero: checks
bablo_syda: checks
Turn (Pot : $24.00)
Hero: bets $16.92
bablo_syda: raises $16.92 to $33.84
Hero: raises $62.16 to $96
bablo_syda: calls $62.16
River (Pot : $216.00)
Hero ???
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fira United States. Oct 02 2014 13:55. Posts 6345 | | |
ck/decide?
seems like he either has a weakish 2pair or a missed draw, i don't think a bet gets him off any kind of okay hand |
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drone666 Brasil. Oct 02 2014 14:17. Posts 1821 | | |
he's a reg btw and he mini raised turn
ust want to know what people think in general of spots like this |
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goose58 United States. Oct 02 2014 16:15. Posts 871 | | |
Meh, I think he will look you up light here unless you bet big, and even then he still might, so I c/f unless he respects my bets, and then I would just try to represent 2pair+ .
I'd play the hand differently too, mostly folding preflop. I might lead the flop here and barrel just because I like to do that sometimes with this type of mediocre draw along with some strong hands. |
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Oly United Kingdom. Oct 02 2014 17:14. Posts 3585 | | |
You can't fold this to a minr pre you've got to play poker. I lean towards check call but I'm being too lazy to count the combos, which I think you can be quite accurate at here. And you get a check back on a good few nut flush draws. |
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Bullshit Canada. Oct 02 2014 17:20. Posts 738 | | |
if you bet gotta go allin |
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goose58 United States. Oct 02 2014 19:07. Posts 871 | | |
| | On October 02 2014 16:14 Oly wrote:
You can't fold this to a minr pre you've got to play poker. I lean towards check call but I'm being too lazy to count the combos, which I think you can be quite accurate at here. And you get a check back on a good few nut flush draws. |
I believe that's Gus's strategy |
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drone666 Brasil. Oct 02 2014 21:26. Posts 1821 | | |
think its too tight to fold 67 vs minraise unless the guy is really aggro and he's raping you postflop
I defend even 56 100% of the time, 57 and 45 most of the time |
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I also think folding pre is too tight
Is he opening 100% could he have j4/j5?
At first glance I want to check/call here. This looks a lot like Q9cc Q10c but other combos to consider as well |
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Oly United Kingdom. Oct 03 2014 02:40. Posts 3585 | | |
| | On October 02 2014 18:07 goose58 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 02 2014 16:14 Oly wrote:
You can't fold this to a minr pre you've got to play poker. I lean towards check call but I'm being too lazy to count the combos, which I think you can be quite accurate at here. And you get a check back on a good few nut flush draws. |
I believe that's Gus's strategy
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Ouch |
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