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Handnr: 992988
Submitted by : drone666

***** Hand History for Game 3155016756000035 ***** Cake Poker
$100.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Saturday, November 24, 03:47:25 ET 2012
Table Chelsea 2Max 16756 Real Money
Seat 3 is the button
Seat 3: Hero $112.56 USD
Seat 8: MerDeNoms $170.70 USD
Hero posts small blind [$0.50 USD].
MerDeNoms posts big blind [$1.00 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Hero [Ah5d ]
Hero raises [$2.50 USD]
MerDeNoms calls [$2.00 USD]

Flop (Pot : $5.50)

   Qc8dAc
MerDeNoms checks
Hero bets [$4.00 USD]
MerDeNoms calls [$4.00 USD]

Turn (Pot : $13.50)

   Qc8dAc6s
MerDeNoms checks
Hero bets [$9.34 USD]
MerDeNoms raises [$24.68 USD]
Hero calls [$15.34 USD]

River (Pot : $62.86)

   Qc8dAc6s6c
MerDeNoms bets [$49.00 USD]

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drone666   Brasil. Nov 24 2012 13:48. Posts 1821

villain is a reg

should I be folding those marginal spots that I know that villain doesn't rep much value hands ?
since he prob 3bets AQ pre, and c/r A8 most of the time on the flop
if the river wasn't a club, changes something?

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Dont listen to anything I sayLast edit: 24/11/2012 14:00

nabz   Canada. Nov 24 2012 14:05. Posts 420

I'm very comfortable with a fold here. I don't think he is bluffing enough to make the call ev+. Only bluff he might have is 9T/JT/KT that decided to cc flop, xR turn and bluff the worst river(pretty optimist imo)

Id like to have your thoughts on your turn bet.

Education costs money, but then so does ignoranceLast edit: 24/11/2012 14:07

Trolala   Estonia. Nov 24 2012 14:21. Posts 2050

if we are folding river, why do we call turn?


nabz   Canada. Nov 24 2012 14:36. Posts 420

Well I think we should not bet turn for some reasons.

-We don't have 3 streets against Qx
-We don't valuetown ourselves if villain has a better A
-We don't open ourselves for a guessing game when villain xR turn and bet river
-We can bluffcatch river when villain decides to turn 8x into bluff or wtv hand he might have called flop with(very effective against fish.. happens less against regs but still works sometimes)
-Good for the balance of the line bet flop, check turn, bet river.

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drone666   Brasil. Nov 24 2012 14:40. Posts 1821


  On November 24 2012 13:05 nabz wrote:
I'm very comfortable with a fold here. I don't think he is bluffing enough to make the call ev+. Only bluff he might have is 9T/JT/KT that decided to cc flop, xR turn and bluff the worst river(pretty optimist imo)

Id like to have your thoughts on your turn bet.



he was folding 30% to cbets , defending 42% at thew BB, saw him calling A high boards with underpairs and shit like that, which I think is ok vs people who cbets their whole range in ace high boards, so I was cbetting and 2 barrelling a lot, plus he wasn't check raising enough to make me feel unconfortable cbetting a lot

so as I am barreling as bluff those A high boards I was balancing my range by barreling those naked top pairs

Dont listen to anything I sayLast edit: 24/11/2012 14:50

nabz   Canada. Nov 24 2012 14:57. Posts 420

he was folding 30% to cbets , defending 42% at thew BB

This is a situation where I love to punish their weak flop calling range and let them bluff river by checking turn.

saw him calling A high boards with underpairs and shit like that, which I think is ok vs people who cbets their whole range in ace high boards, plus he wasn't check raising enough to make me feel unconfortable cbetting a lot

Then folding turn would be best I think.

so as I am barreling as bluff those A high boards I was balancing my range by barreling those naked top pairs

I don't think that's necessary since we won't have much value against his weaker range.

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