Optimal bet Size 10/20 nuts

Submitted by : Fayth

***** Hand History for Game 8618389061 *****
$2,000 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, November 16, 21:02:24 EST 2009
Table 50BB Min #1467293 No DP Real Money
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 5: Lol_brand $4,110.50 USD
Seat 3: Matthieuvanm $2,452.75 USD
Seat 1: Hero $9,051.88 USD
Seat 6: VEMvetINTEdu $4,196 USD
Seat 2: boygotgame $2,804.75 USD
Seat 4: scout513 $2,000 USD
Hero posts small blind [$10 USD].
boygotgame posts big blind [$20 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Hero [ ]
Matthieuvanm folds
scout513 raises [$60 USD]
Lol_brand calls [$60 USD]
Hero calls [$50 USD]
boygotgame folds

Flop (Pot : $200.00)

   
Hero checks
scout513 bets [$148.50 USD]
Lol_brand calls [$148.50 USD]
Hero calls [$148.50 USD]

Turn (Pot : $645.50)

   
Hero checks
scout513 checks
Lol_brand checks

River (Pot : $645.50)

   
Hero checks
scout513 bets [$482.62 USD]
Lol_brand calls [$482.62 USD]
Hero raises

just raise at least enough to put scout allin obv, prob doesnt make much diff how much more u make it than that minimum amount cause the other guy's prob never calling anyway if hes a reg. 2100 sounds fine

it isnt the scout on stars, or even the losing scout on party, it's some russian impersonating the infamous losing player scout lol, this one's a winning player

yeah just raise it around pot

kind of hard to get paid off here though. just gotta hope scout513 somehow had a 7 in his hand and decided to check turn. it's pretty unlikely lol_brand has one.

i raise small only

in order for anybody NOT to put you on QJ you either have to
have history where you're bluffing in spots that you can only rep the nuts a lot,
give them really good odds so they just call out of curiosity, or
be playing against some ridic fish who doesn't even think about what you have

so i'd vote for a really small raise since i think in this particular hand you only have option 2 working for you

yeah im down with the 1175

and also check/shoving a seven since lol_brand is folding a ton and never has us beat, scout almost never has us beat and will sometimes fold a seven too since the jam will look super strong since it looks like its to get value of the deep person behind him

I concur with steve, we are rarely beat in this spot

On November 16 2009 20:25 Fayth wrote: it isnt the scout on stars, or even the losing scout on party, it's some russian impersonating the infamous losing player scout lol, this one's a winning player

you should probably mention that in your post.. and ye like most ppl I like raising small as well

c/jamming a 7 is a pretty sweet play also pu

On November 17 2009 14:41 Night2o1 wrote: I concur with steve, we are rarely beat in this spot

o i see why he is rarely beat in this spot!

On November 17 2009 14:41 Night2o1 wrote: I concur with steve, we are rarely beat in this spot

agreed

well no way theyre both calling, so raise enough to get scout to call all in.

Considering it's two opponents and in a spot where Villain isn't likely to bluff again, I like donk turn here to stack 7x and to get value out of sets/two pairs that are checking behind on turn.

This will cause our turn donking range to become unbalanced but I don't think it gets exploited often in a 3-way pot since people will shut down a lot due to them having a showdownable hand majority of the time and a good chance the other person has 7x in his checking range. Wow, long sentence.