PokerStars Hand #75727899195: Holdem No Limit ($0.08/$0.16 USD) - 2012/02/17 15:43:47 AEST [2012/02/16 23:43:47 ET]
Table Pasithee III 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: Hero ($16.25 in chips)
Seat 2: ~goo[d]1HasH ($54.03 in chips)
Seat 3: FlawlessNZL ($9.28 in chips)
Seat 4: kkosta ($16.33 in chips)
Seat 5: hxh147 ($13.79 in chips)
Seat 6: Maminadocha ($8.75 in chips)
Maminadocha: posts small blind $0.08
Hero: posts big blind $0.16
Holecards
Dealt to Hero 
~goo[d]1HasH: raises $0.32 to $0.48
FlawlessNZL: folds
kkosta: folds
hxh147: folds
Maminadocha: folds
Hero: calls $0.32
Flop (Pot : $1.04)
Hero: checks
~goo[d]1HasH: checks
Turn (Pot : $1.04)
Hero: bets $0.64
~goo[d]1HasH: calls $0.64
River (Pot : $2.32)
Hero: checks
~goo[d]1HasH: bets $2.24
Hero: raises $3.84 to $6.08
~goo[d]1HasH: raises $7.90 to $13.98
Hero: folds
Uncalled bet ($7.90) returned to ~goo[d]1HasH
~goo[d]1HasH collected $13.83 from pot
~goo[d]1HasH: doesnt show hand
Summary
Total pot $14.48 | Rake $0.65
Board
Seat 1: Hero (big blind) folded on the River
Seat 2: ~goo[d]1HasH collected ($13.83)
Seat 3: FlawlessNZL folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 4: kkosta folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 5: hxh147 (button) folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 6: Maminadocha (small blind) folded before Flop
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TheLink Australia. Feb 16 2012 23:57. Posts 406 | | |
I don't see how he can ever rep a jack with this line whilst I like to think I can. Decided to turn my hand into a bluff since he's kind of tight/passive and figured I can try to fold out 99/TT more often than catch him with overcards. Once he raises back I don't really know anymore. Figure its probably like QQ+ and he just likes to slowplay it. Or he's bluffing me back with like 99/TT but I'm not sure I can make him fold it even if I shove. |
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TheLink Australia. Feb 17 2012 00:06. Posts 406 | | |
Over the last 10 sessions I am averaging a loss of 3 buyins per session now.
Cannot.
Play.
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Baalim Mexico. Feb 17 2012 00:11. Posts 34250 | | |
you turn your hand into a bluff and get re-raised and you think the guy is also turning his hand into a bluff... all this in 16nl... wtf |
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Feb 17 2012 00:19. Posts 8648 | | |
| | On February 16 2012 22:57 TheLink wrote:
Figure its probably like QQ+ and he just likes to slowplay it. Or he's bluffing me back with like 99/TT but I'm not sure I can make him fold it even if I shove. |
he either slowplayed QQ+ or bluffed you with 99/TT, pretty reasonable. |
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Feb 17 2012 00:24. Posts 8648 | | |
| | Decided to turn my hand into a bluff since he's kind of tight/passive |
tight/passive players are notorious for 3-bet bluffing this river with a hand such as 99/TT |
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Feb 17 2012 00:44. Posts 8648 | | |
ok serious response: unless he's something absurd like 12/10, bet the river yourself for value.
once you check the river and he bets, all you need to realize is this: a near-potsize bet from a loose/passive player is polarized, so either call or fold. i would not blame you for calling. trying to figure out if/how some random 16nl player can have a jack or not at that point is a waste of brain cells, who the fuck knows how they think. his riverbet size is the most important info you have.
die howard
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TheLink Australia. Feb 17 2012 00:54. Posts 406 | | |
I think he's most likely a retard with something like AA after that 3bet Baalim. I do believe that he's capable of calling turn and bluffing this river with something like medium pocket pairs though, hence why I check-raised him. Whats wrong with that? |
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Sanity United States. Feb 17 2012 01:04. Posts 1076 | | |
checkraise makes absolutely no sense to me on river, no matter what your reasoning is. I would have been more than happy to check call. |
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Zep United States. Feb 17 2012 01:16. Posts 2292 | | | |
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you forgot to value bet the river... |
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djforever Canada. Feb 17 2012 06:14. Posts 1510 | | |
| | On February 17 2012 01:36 TalentedTom wrote:
you forgot to value bet the river... |
this |
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