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JSquids   United States. Mar 13 2010 22:11. Posts 1142
Here are some 50NL hands i played today...

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this was such a fuckin ugly riv spot...i have to call this down correct?
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can i find a fold on the riv??
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do i get called by anything other than a 10 here???
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this is obv play for stacks...99% sure
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i hate myself for not betting this turn...b/f is way better than c/c ???
i could be behind here or does anythone else think he can be drawing




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dogmeat   Czech Republic. Mar 13 2010 22:18. Posts 6374

how do you find games there? i always want to gambol at nl500 and these stupid bumhunters wont play, fucking ridiculous

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Stroggos   New Zealand. Mar 13 2010 22:29. Posts 1117

hand 1: fine methinks.

hand 2 i'd probably fold A5 pre. And yes i'd fold river, draw has got there, and add a note they pot size bet with strong hands unless they really do have that bet size every hand.

hand 3: you get called by any Q there methinks. cooler. played it fine.

hand 4: Cooler

hand 5: i wouldn't CR top pair if your just gona play pot control on the next street, you gave them control over the hand right there. I don't see why you should play pot control there anyway. Tp is the nuts when someone calls a CR on a drawy board like that, unless they have slowplay tendencies.


tutz   Brasil. Mar 13 2010 22:47. Posts 2140

hand 1 is a fold, he is never bluffing there and is never value betting worse
hand 2 is a fold, if you were looking for a reason to fold, the river just gave you a great reason
hand 3 you should c/c river, shoving is kinda thin, but its not that bad. by check calling you get value from bricked draws, worst queens and lose less when he's got a T
hand 4 standard
hand 5 is butchered. if you are c/r this flop for value u have to bet all streets and evaluate river

start thinking more about ranges and stop just clicking random buttons

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LemOn[5thF]   Czech Republic. Mar 14 2010 05:21. Posts 15163

1: Bet flop. Why would you ever want to check here?

Others: I dunno dude, what kind of dynamic have you got going on? How can you guys post such a firm advice without proper reads ?

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Oskar_123   Sweden. Mar 14 2010 06:11. Posts 401

it's really hard to give good advice on HU hands without knowing anything about how the match has been playing, what someones standard lines against an unknown is is really not important at all. that said

I would fold river on both the first two hands.
hand 3 is standard assuming u've been playing aggressively enough else you might want to pot control at some point in the hand.
hand 4 is a huge cooler.
hand 5 could be fine could be horrible


eddieL87   Norway. Mar 14 2010 06:14. Posts 289

I didnt like the river call in hands 1 and 2. Rest seems fine.


auffenpuffer   Finland. Mar 14 2010 06:17. Posts 1429

hand 1 & 2 fold! hand 1 is really bad.

2-4 are mega coolers


Wtf.NotMe   Spain. Mar 14 2010 07:13. Posts 49

Hand #1 : you cant fold river, odds are too good.
Hand #2 : horrible. You should have folded pre, but no way should you call river. He's never betting worse.
Hand #3 : I think c/c on turn is better and c/f on the river makes more sense. You're never getting payed off by worse.
Hand #4 : Super std.
Hand #5 : first, fold pre. Calling with hands like Q9o get you into spots you are in. c/c turn and c/f river is OK. FLOP c/r sizing is a little off. Make it 7+ to go vs looser players.


 



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