QQ by Tycho

villan 18/16/4.25 over 200 hands

Submitted by : Tycho

POKERSTARS GAME #10565565549: HOLD'EM NO LIMIT ($1/$2) - 2007/06/22 - 16:06:54 (ET)
Table 'Lydia IV' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: lexxdiamond ($226 in chips)
Seat 2: pennpal ($298.75 in chips)
Seat 3: DoctorBo ($108.70 in chips)
Seat 4: PretenderTUW ($207.50 in chips)
Seat 5: mouss333 ($27.55 in chips)
Seat 6: raymond0707 ($125.75 in chips)
PretenderTUW : posts small blind $1
mouss333: posts big blind $2

Holecards
Dealt to PretenderTUW
raymond0707: calls $2
lexxdiamond: folds
pennpal: raises $8 to $10
DoctorBo: folds
PretenderTUW : raises $18 to $28
mouss333: folds
raymond0707: folds
pennpal: calls $18

Flop (Pot : $60.00)

   
PretenderTUW : bets $36
pennpal: calls $36

Turn (Pot : $132.00)

   
PretenderTUW : checks
pennpal: bets $50

u bet weak on the flop.. i'd probably push here.

57$ flop, shove turn, ship the moneys against TT/JJ.

Hands don't get more standard than this.

easiest shove on the planet

you trapped him dude

A lot of scare cards can come on turn so you want to bet big enough on flop so that it doesn't matter what falls next.

you look like you're scared to bet though, only 28 pre flop, and then 36 on flop..

34 preflop

3/4+ pot on flop

shove turn or check to trap.

this line is fine too as long as it's not a scared line or one you're using for pot control...you set the trap, and if this is the player who should be trapped because he float/resteals too much, then it's an ez shove

lol 50 into 132

time to stomp

yea i checked as a trap and moved all in over his 50$ bet

he snapcalls with AhAc, and I wondered if I could've seen it coming, or maybe should've bet / fold turn

why to 34$ preflop btw?

pennpal is definitely a bonehead, but his turn bet is not trying to push you out... it's plain as day...

OP: What should I do?
Everyone: OMG CALL, you has a trap
OP: pennpal be stealin my trap, he snapcalled w/ AA
nolan: easy fold


And OP, you played this fine and I play it the same way vs. myself and any other donk

On June 22 2007 23:30 Tycho wrote:why to 34$ preflop btw?

I know I'm not mid-stakes, but you need to overbet becaues you're OOP and you need to push your pf equity and make up for the postflop equity you lose by being OOP.

i generally raise this to 32 or something regardless of position, but im interested in this idea. i tend to 3bet a lot and people start calling these amazingly light. so this sometimes backfires into big potbuilding oop :S which is pretty bad... do you really 3bet less in position? i must say sometimes i refrain from 3betting just because i have position and am pretty sure its going to be 1on1.

On June 22 2007 16:15 Everyone in this Thread wrote: all in

stop cryin bout setups and ur underbetting

On June 26 2007 18:53 FrinkX wrote: stop cryin bout setups and ur underbetting

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