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goodguysm   United States. Aug 29 2008 00:25. Posts 923

Submitted by : goodguysm

PokerStars Game #19982594011: Hold'em No Limit ($0.25/$0.50) - 2008/08/29 - 03:13:21 (ET)
Table 'Kajaani' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: thatcher11 ($210.50 in chips)
Seat 2: BKS2 ($47.50 in chips)
Seat 3: goodguysm ($80.15 in chips)
Seat 4: mazga ($61 in chips)
Seat 5: judaz66 ($52.55 in chips)
Seat 6: 808mlee ($113.05 in chips)
mazga: posts small blind $0.25
judaz66: posts big blind $0.50

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to goodguysm 6s6h
808mlee: folds
thatcher11: raises $1 to $1.50
BKS2: folds
goodguysm : calls $1.50
mazga: folds
judaz66: folds

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $3.75)

   9d6c5h
thatcher11: checks
goodguysm : bets $2.50
thatcher11: calls $2.50

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $8.75)

   9d6c5h7s
thatcher11: checks
goodguysm : bets $8
thatcher11: raises $24.50 to $32.50
goodguysm : calls $24.50

River (Pot : $73.75)

   9d6c5h7sQs
thatcher11: checks
goodguysm : checks

Showdown
thatcher11: shows 5dAd (a pair of Fives)
goodguysm : shows 6s6h (three of a kind, Sixes)
goodguysm collected $70.75 from pot

Summary
Total pot $73.75 | Rake $3
Board  9d6c5h7sQs
Seat 1: thatcher11 showed 5dAd and lost with a pair of Fives
Seat 2: BKS2 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: goodguysm (button) showed 6s6h and won ($70.75) with three of a kind, Sixes
Seat 4: mazga (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 5: judaz66 (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: 808mlee folded before Flop (didn't bet)



Villain is 25/8 over 15 hands or so.
I've been running good over the last couple of orbits, taking down lots of pots.

Wondering about the turn call and river c behind.
villain's line was weird, c/c, c/r which almost always means a big hand.

on the turn, if i pushed and get called, i'd probably be behind, and almost always make bluffs fold. river, i didn't think i'd get called by much.

i was actually a little confused here. someone lead me to the right way?


k4ir0s   Canada. Aug 29 2008 02:20. Posts 735

Ehh I'd bet/shove turn, calling his raise donsn't really accomplish much

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Oly   United Kingdom. Aug 29 2008 02:48. Posts 1172

looks good to me. He's probably never checking an 8 on the river, so a shove can't be too awful if he's thinking you are really really nuts but I probably wouldn't bother without 99. I also reckon this river is a fold if he jams in the remaining $45.


Twisted    Netherlands. Aug 29 2008 03:04. Posts 7217

Looks good. Can call the turn to see if he was indeed FOS. I'd fold to a river shove for sure though.

Bet/shove turn is terrible.


4Kingell   United Kingdom. Aug 29 2008 03:07. Posts 241

His line sucks - would make a note that he c/r bluffs. Probably thinks he has a big stack so can do what he likes and get away with it. Brave call of the c/r on turn. Did you have any history to make you think he wouldn't have 99/77/88/A8s or did you call just because you thought he wouldn't do that with the made str8/good set?

River is difficult - only options are as played or try to induce bluff shove with a small bet but I guess you don't really have enough behind for this to be an option and I'm not sure how happy you would be to see a shove anyway unless you were pretty confident of turn read?

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Twisted    Netherlands. Aug 29 2008 03:32. Posts 7217

Valuebetting river is much too thin, he never calls with worse because if he doesn't have an 8 he'll think you have it.

Betting small to induce a bluff is too fancy.


TianYuan    Sweden. Aug 29 2008 03:39. Posts 3836

Kingell, I think once you bet you sort of have to call because there are no 8s in his range that make sense for him to play like this except maybe 86s.

I'm not sure we should bet turn tho, his range should be fairly weak here, like marginal 2nd pair type stuff, I don't really see us getting 2 streets of value. I mean, if he's a bluffmonkey spastic then ok, bet to induce I suppose.. But yeah, the only hand I can see us getting 2 streets from is 67, 57.

I guess maybe I shouldn't underestimate the time villain decides to play 97 (in which case 98 would have to be considered as well) or 55 or 65 in a super weird way but still~ I think the majority of his range should be 1 pair type hands and I don't think most of them can continue..

That being said I think I'd probably bet in the heat of the moment (although not sure I'd pot it).

Hm.. Off-suite socks..Last edit: 29/08/2008 03:41

k4ir0s   Canada. Aug 29 2008 04:52. Posts 735


  On August 29 2008 03:04 Twisted wrote:
Looks good. Can call the turn to see if he was indeed FOS. I'd fold to a river shove for sure though.

Bet/shove turn is terrible.



Why is bet/shove turn bad? just trying to understand your logic behind this, cause if its really that bad then I gotta fix this leak. care to explain please

cause I dont really see him having an 8 here

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Oly   United Kingdom. Aug 29 2008 05:20. Posts 1172


  On August 29 2008 04:52 k4ir0s wrote:
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Why is bet/shove turn bad? just trying to understand your logic behind this, cause if its really that bad then I gotta fix this leak. care to explain please

cause I dont really see him having an 8 here


By the turn he has quite a few combos with an eight in, 78, 88, 89 etc. Further, when we shove it's pretty hard to get called by worse if not impossible, and if we really are certain that he doesn't have an eight with some great read then we might as well let him bluff off on the river. It's just a case of asking if worse hands call or better fold or whether our hand needs huge defences against draws, and none of that is true.


 




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