** Game ID 1775948642 starting - 2007-12-20 18:00:22
** Juice Ray [Hold 'em] (4.00|8.00 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money
- jengan sitting in seat 1 with $749.00
- Wyern sitting in seat 2 with $1181.51
- King_J sitting in seat 3 with $744.00
- Dustylove sitting in seat 4 with $1066.20
- ScottyParker sitting in seat 5 with $796.00 [Dealer]
- cosonic1 sitting in seat 6 with $776.00
cosonic1 posted the small blind - $4.00
jengan posted the big blind - $8.00
King_J bet - $105.00
Dustylove raised - $245.50
King_J folded
Dustylove mucks:
Dustylove wins $523.50 from the main pot
End of game 1775948642
so like: "ok, wtf am I in this hand??? nvm... I'll raise!"
PokerDoc88 Australia. Dec 20 2007 10:15. Posts 3527
hmmm can you explain your thought process behind raising the turn? it seems your hand has good show-down value, so do you do it as protection from over-cards? What do you do if he calls and river is a diamond? What if river is K or A?
My process is: "ok, wtf am I in this hand??? nvm... I'll raise!"
Anyway; villian is unknown.
I called flop and it's a dry board so I'm either floating or having 34, a random pair or a queen. Then he bet turn kinda weak which pretty much polarizes his hand into air/weak holdings or monsters that want action. If it's 50/50 I'll be +/-0ev (pretty much) from making this raise and if he happends to look me up it'll be great for my image. It's also very likely in his mind that I can have something like 45s, 56s or something which kills all of his range except QQ and maybe 22 so unless he has a read on me he will probably fold a weakish queen pretty often.
Also, 22 isn't out of the question as my holding either since flop is so dry.
