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n0rthf4ce   United States. Jan 22 2007 08:43. Posts 8119 | | | |
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sOah   United Kingdom. Jan 22 2007 08:44. Posts 4527 | | |
nice game selection..? ;x |
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PoorUser   United States. Jan 22 2007 08:55. Posts 7472 | | |
will not dignify with response |
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PoorUser   United States. Jan 22 2007 08:56. Posts 7472 | | |
well
at best your flipping and id say that seems possible but unlikely... |
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n0rthf4ce   United States. Jan 22 2007 09:00. Posts 8119 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 07:56 PoorUser wrote:
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at best your flipping and id say that seems possible but unlikely... |
u dont think hes leading here w/ set/combodraw? |
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PoorUser   United States. Jan 22 2007 09:06. Posts 7472 | | |
probably but its even more unlikely to the 10th degree that hes going to bluff you when your betting out on a 5 way raised pot like this. i dont know does this not seem like the most slam dunk fold in the world. i guess i cant explain it because it seems so simple
is kq like the worst hand you bet on this flop probably i guess |
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n0rthf4ce   United States. Jan 22 2007 09:16. Posts 8119 | | |
imo it really looks like im stealing, and with only 1 person left to act (hotmark) i think he could easily push air here. my first instinct was to slamdunk fold because i was getting terrible potodds to be dominated/flipping. but after thinking it through, call seemed logical. brainfreeze? -_- |
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nicksson   Sweden. Jan 22 2007 09:40. Posts 4662 | | | |
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twotimesopt   United States. Jan 22 2007 09:55. Posts 2393 | | |
on the flop, say you lead for 3/4 psb instead of 1/2 psb. does that make this an easier fold? |
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n0rthf4ce   United States. Jan 22 2007 09:56. Posts 8119 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 08:55 twotimesopt wrote:
on the flop, say you lead for 3/4 psb instead of 1/2 psb. does that make this an easier fold? |
sure does, but my intention was to make a stealish bet. |
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Nazgul   Netherlands. Jan 22 2007 10:07. Posts 7080 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 08:56 n0rthf4ce wrote:
sure does, but my intention was to make a stealish bet. |
Hmmmm, but that would imply you're trying to play KQo in a 5-way pot for stacks, right? I think in a 5-way pot your intention should never be to make your bet look stealish if you have a marginal holding. You simply do not want to be put up for the decision with a hand like this, however saying you try to make it look stealish implies the opposite.
Anyway I like some parts of your thought process such as your opponent being the preflop raiser checking on the flop which I think usually indeed does imply he won't have a set (5-way atleast). Your button bet which will look a bit fishy to him. However one thing you are definitely wrong on is Boosted ever having air here. He will never, ever have air. He might have checked his flush draw on the flop because he didn't want to be put allin by another person. When realizing button is betting stealish he could consider pushing KAs over the top. However it's also possible that he checks KK/AA because he doesn't want to play for stacks against 4 unknowns. However upon seeing the button trying to take this pot he pushes them over the top. Then there's also the possibility that he does have a set. Sets/KK/AA dominate you, flush draw you're a small winner. You have 550 invested and 4500 to call, you have to be right here a huge amount of the time which on full ring unfortunately I doubt you will be.
Another thing to consider is that I don't think anyone is 'stealing' this pot with a hand less than KQo (even with KQ I consider this a steal). Your bet is borderline, but still fine. However I will never see myself betting a flush draw, JQo or air in your position. Boosted isn't a bad player, he knows this. Even though the button might *look* like a steal, this is a 5-way pot, meaning it isn't a steal. You talked yourself into calling based on the thought that a bet from the button looks like you want to take this pot down which I think is ridiculous in a 5-way pot. 3-way I could live with that thought much more. Like I said the thought is good but you're not applying it correctly.
Hope that made some sense I just typed away. |
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n0rthf4ce   United States. Jan 22 2007 10:10. Posts 8119 | | |
thanks nazgul, that makes a LOT of sense :D. |
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vvvQ   . Jan 22 2007 11:34. Posts 2134 | | |
Yea good post by nazgul
I agree with pretty much everything he says |
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PoorUser   United States. Jan 22 2007 12:33. Posts 7472 | | |
someday i will be able to explain my thoughts concisely like you naz |
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NMcNasty   United States. Jan 22 2007 12:34. Posts 2041 | | |
I think your preflop call is bad, but u know I'm a nit. |
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straate   Argentina. Jan 22 2007 20:06. Posts 2837 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 11:34 NMcNasty wrote:
I think your preflop call is bad, but u know I'm a nit. |
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Skoal   Canada. Jan 22 2007 20:36. Posts 460 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 08:16 n0rthf4ce wrote:
imo it really looks like im stealing, and with only 1 person left to act (hotmark) i think he could easily push air here. my first instinct was to slamdunk fold because i was getting terrible potodds to be dominated/flipping. but after thinking it through, call seemed logical. brainfreeze? -_- |
How does it look like you are stealing northface? You are probably regarded as a tight player and you bet half the pot when many people saw the flop. You'd even check a flush draw here. He knows that. So the only thing you can have is a pair+flushdraw combo draw or top pair or two pair and he knows his line looks purely like a draw.
Easy fold yo! |
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Earendil   United States. Jan 23 2007 02:14. Posts 60 | | |
| | On January 22 2007 09:07 Nazgul wrote:
I think in a 5-way pot your intention should never be to make your bet look stealish if you have a marginal holding. |
Pardon the ignorance, but what would a non-stealish bet look like here? |
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Twisted   Netherlands. Jan 23 2007 03:00. Posts 10422 | | | |
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Preflop is really, really bad. KQ is a much worse hand then 23s here preflop. In a raised pot, unless the stacks are DEEP and the players are bad (not you think they are bad... you know they are bad over a serious sample size) you should be ditching everything except for AK and pocket pairs.
You know why all the old time players are nits? Because all the non nits have long since gone broke. Those are a few words of widsom from Tommy Angelo and it would do you good to listen. |
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