NL200 Quick line check deep w/ NFD

Submitted by : edzwoo

Full Tilt Poker Game #18986796543: Table Hermes - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em - 11:53:45 ET - 2010/03/05
Seat 1: Tabalaba ($361.85)
Seat 2: Bimbyris ($200)
Seat 3: Buckaneer ($495.70)
Seat 4: AntiRake_com ($379.60)
Seat 5: Kai Devil ($289.60)
Seat 6: GOTNOLIFE88 ($272.80)
Seat 7: reaperlord ($72.90)
Seat 8: taylor_smiley ($181.70)
Seat 9: andrval ($1,684.50)
AntiRake_com posts the small blind of $1
Kai Devil posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #3

Holecards
Dealt to AntiRake_com
GOTNOLIFE88 folds
reaperlord folds
taylor_smiley folds
andrval folds
Tabalaba folds
Bimbyris folds
Buckaneer has 8 seconds left to act
Buckaneer raises to $7
AntiRake_com calls $6
Kai Devil folds

Flop (Pot : $16.00)

   
AntiRake_com checks
Buckaneer bets $14
AntiRake_com has 15 seconds left to act
AntiRake_com raises to $48
Buckaneer calls $34

Turn (Pot : $112.00)

   
AntiRake_com has 15 seconds left to act
AntiRake_com bets $88

I think you could go smaller on the turn, like 7x , but obv the line is fine imo.

On March 06 2010 17:55 EvilSky wrote: I think you could go smaller on the turn, like 7x , but obv the line is fine imo.

Was thinking the exact same thing mostly due to river sizing.

so what's the brick river plan folks? (I assume we fold our gazillion outs to a turn raise)

the awkwardness of facing a turn raise makes me prefer leading flop and turn when deep tbh

bet turn shove almost any non board pairing river

I like tom's line.

i'm assuming we are value shoving A rivers too.

edit:

as for turn bet sizing any size that leave a nice comfy 3/4-psb shove on river would be good. gives us room to move around on the river then. so in this case i'll be betting bigger probably.

but also noting that he's a total random i'll be less inclined to run big bluffs vs this type of opponent. In the chance we get called i want to be able to use this hand's information in the future. And that won't happen vs a random fish you'll only play once and then never see again. Then that's basically handing the man 400 bucks and saying "go buy something nice with it" vs someone i'll be playing with regularly in the future I don't mind bluffing a stack here and there and getting called. Because generally people are retarded and won't use the info as well as I could in the future. They'll prob make some retarded note and call you too light or do other spazz shit in the future.

although check raising with these stack sizes is not a good idea IMO

On March 07 2010 15:13 TalentedTom wrote: although check raising with these stack sizes is not a good idea IMO

what would you prefer?
i guess sitting at only 100 deep it's easy c/r get it in, but i'd like to hear your thoughts on deeper play as i'm bad at it

On March 07 2010 15:13 TalentedTom wrote: although check raising with these stack sizes is not a good idea IMO

if you lead out insted of c/r, what happens if you get raised, also whats your plan on the turn?

also, is it better to 3bet pf rather than flatting oop?

On March 06 2010 22:20 TalentedTom wrote: bet turn shove almost any non board pairing river

How does this work?