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Handnr: 906879
Submitted by : Eluflop
***** Hand History for Game 30564100463 ***** (Full Tilt)
$100.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, May 18, 03:52:56 ET 2011
Table Walter (6 max) (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Seat 1: VagabondBXL ( $111.95 USD )
Seat 2: Dolce Vita X ( $100.00 USD )
Seat 3: Hero ( $100.00 USD )
Seat 4: rune0714 ( $131.35 USD )
Seat 5: elstefanoz ( $64.70 USD )
Seat 6: WaraiOtoko ( $100.00 USD )
elstefanoz posts small blind $0.50 USD.
VagabondBXL posts big blind $1.00 USD.
Holecards
Dealt to Hero  
Dolce Vita X folds
Hero raises $3.00 USD
rune0714 raises $9.00 USD
elstefanoz folds
VagabondBXL folds
Hero calls $6.00 USD
Flop (Pot : $19.50)
  
Hero checks
rune0714 bets $11.00 USD
Hero calls $11.00 USD
Turn (Pot : $41.50)
Hero checks
rune0714 checks
River (Pot : $41.50)
Hero checks
rune0714 bets $23.00 USD
Hero raises $80.00 USD
rune0714 folds
Hero wins $57.00 USD
Hero wins $84.50 USD from main pot
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Dogan0s United States. May 18 2011 09:43. Posts 902 | | | |
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Achoo Canada. May 18 2011 11:03. Posts 1454 | | |
Not fan of your river raise, you probably make Jacks fold but that is it, doubt he's ever calling with worse |
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Arirang Canada. May 18 2011 11:49. Posts 1673 | | |
That's the point, when villain bets there, he's likely betting with good ranges of hands that beats hero's hand. So hero can't really profitably call there, so he decided to turn his hand into a bluff because his line is still in line with flush. And hero knows that villain doesn't have the flush since he didn't bet the turn in position, and would've likely barreled harder on river with a hand better than a pair. |
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Arirang Canada. May 18 2011 11:51. Posts 1673 | | |
For the record, I like it. I also like the sizing of your river raise |
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TheHuHu3 United States. May 18 2011 14:00. Posts 5544 | | |
The sizing of his river raise is a shove, lmao. |
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Achoo Canada. May 18 2011 14:03. Posts 1454 | | |
| | On May 18 2011 10:49 Arirang wrote:
That's the point, when villain bets there, he's likely betting with good ranges of hands that beats hero's hand. So hero can't really profitably call there, so he decided to turn his hand into a bluff because his line is still in line with flush. And hero knows that villain doesn't have the flush since he didn't bet the turn in position, and would've likely barreled harder on river with a hand better than a pair. |
Except JJ he ain't folding shit ... turning your hand into a bluff in this spot is spewy. |
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