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NL200: set 200bb, river flushed me down the toilet

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MadeInPolanD   Poland. Jan 09 2009 05:25. Posts 1383

Submitted by : MadeInPolanD

***** Hand History for Game 485205350379 *****
$200.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em
Seat 7 is the button
Seat 1: Hero $574.00 USD
Seat 5: frasse11 $213.85 USD
Seat 6: elvividor $306.10 USD
Seat 7: mutjokoff $43.95 USD
Seat 8: X Pallu X $380.20 USD
Hero posts small blind [$1.00 USD].
frasse11 posts big blind [$2.00 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Hero 2c2d
elvividor folds
mutjokoff calls [$2.00 USD]
X Pallu X raises [$8.00 USD]
Hero calls [$7.00 USD]
frasse11 calls [$6.00 USD]
mutjokoff calls [$6.00 USD]

Flop (Pot : $32.00)

   7c2s5s
Hero checks
frasse11 checks
mutjokoff checks
X Pallu X bets [$32.00 USD]
Hero raises [$96.00 USD]
frasse11 folds
mutjokoff folds
X Pallu X calls [$64.00 USD]

Turn (Pot : $224.00)

   7c2s5s6d
Hero bets [$156.00 USD]
X Pallu X calls [$156.00 USD]

River (Pot : $536.00)

   7c2s5s6d9s
Hero checks
X Pallu X bets and is all-in [$120.20 USD]



59/43/2 60 hands

110$ on flop? 200$ on turn? ( though it'd leave me small amount left - maybe shove turn then? ) now i cant fold because of the odds, right? should i push river to make him call with worse cause he can check them back? (though it looks like i'm f*cked now, maybe he doesn't push worse? )

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palak   United States. Jan 09 2009 05:43. Posts 4601

vs described villain i would practically re-pot flop cuz i imagine he is calling down w/ a flush draw/straight draw/TPTK+ almost no matter what, so like 120 on flop, 220 on turn, and then shove rest on the river.

w/ how hand played shove river or c/c doesn't make that much difference imo (both of you r committed no matter what) but ya I think u gotta call cuz ur getting 5.5:1

dont tap the glass...im about ready to take a fucking hammer to the aquariumLast edit: 09/01/2009 05:44

gororokgororok   Netherlands. Jan 09 2009 05:58. Posts 3941

i think as playes is fine, except just shove the river it's not like you're folding.

 Last edit: 09/01/2009 05:59

EvilSky    Czech Republic. Jan 09 2009 07:22. Posts 8918

No point in checking river, he is betting all his better hands and checking his worse, no draws missed so just omg fuck it shove and hope he calls with some weird 2p or A high.
Im not sure where but it feels to me like you fucked up somewhere with leaving these stack sizes on the river, maybe raise close to pot on flop and jam turn or maybe make a smaller bet on the turn so he can think he has FE, dunno...


gororokgororok   Netherlands. Jan 09 2009 12:32. Posts 3941

i think bet sizing is fine, it's not like he is getting odds on a flushdraw. you could make it 166 or 176 on the turn but that doesn't make tooo much of a difference to me.


traktor   Czech Republic. Jan 09 2009 12:39. Posts 372

I like shoving turn, even though he folds FD often. The board cant be more draw heavy and u dont know whether he has 8 or FD, or both (or 4...64s maybe...I think this hand actually calls shove often, because he has many outs + he can put u on some draw).


SakiSaki    Sweden. Jan 09 2009 13:35. Posts 9687

just shove river, c/c sucks c/f sucks

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gawdawaful   Canada. Jan 09 2009 15:00. Posts 9015


  On January 09 2009 12:35 SakiSaki wrote:
just shove river, c/c sucks c/f sucks

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PoorUser    United States. Jan 09 2009 15:26. Posts 7472

just shove river, no matter what hand he has hes played it in a -ev way, so if you get fag'd oh well

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YoMeR   United States. Jan 09 2009 16:38. Posts 12438

shove/muck imo

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TalentedTom    Canada. Jan 09 2009 16:42. Posts 20070

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shove the river

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TalentedTom    Canada. Jan 09 2009 16:44. Posts 20070


  On January 09 2009 14:26 PoorUser wrote:
just shove river, no matter what hand he has hes played it in a -ev way, so if you get fag'd oh well



actually our gay turn bet makes it +EV for him to chase flush draws that turned a straight draw hes gonna show a profit even without improving by the river



but yeah who gives a shit shove the river is the best line

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Twisted    Netherlands. Jan 09 2009 22:07. Posts 10422

lol if you make flop that big, might as well shove the turn


gororokgororok   Netherlands. Jan 09 2009 22:25. Posts 3941

i don't see why you should shove turn. as played is fine expect you just shove river. overbet shoving the turn does'nt make that many sense to me to be honest.

if he has 34ss then shit happens. After the turn bet you are never folding, ever.

 Last edit: 09/01/2009 22:26

ChromaX   Bulgaria. Jan 10 2009 22:52. Posts 392

flop is OK but your turn bet is too small . I much prefer 190-200 . Shove river no matter what.

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Twisted    Netherlands. Jan 11 2009 20:05. Posts 10422

It's not that much of an overbet and if he's gonna call 160 on the turn he's gonna call 260 as well given that it's going in on the river anyway.

Just saying that he should figure out a betting line before he randomly raises the flop to 96. I think raising flop to 118 or w/e and shoving turn or raising to 72, betting 130 on turn and the rest on river are better lines.

 Last edit: 11/01/2009 20:06

 



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