Hit a set and didn't double through

[DavidC]

Paradise NL $2 (.01/.02), 8 handed.
Stacks:
UTG: 4.06
Hero: 1.26
mp1: 4.50
mp2: 1.00
rest: ~2.00

Hero is dealt 77 in the BB.

pf: UTG raised to 0.10, everyone folds, hero calls.

*** FLOP *** : [ Qh 8s 7d ]
both check.
*** TURN *** : [ Qh 8s 7d ] [ 2c ]
hero checks, utg bets 0.16, hero calls.
*** RIVER *** : [ Qh 8s 7d 2c ] [ 3d ]
hero goes all in
utg folds.

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Any comments? /images/graemlins/smile.gif

I'd say that if I had to put my opponent on a hand it would be AK or AJ.

[Benal]

ummmm.. what cards did you have?

[DavidC]

What, you weren't willing to comment on my play without seeing my cards? What do you think you're watching, the WPT? /images/graemlins/smile.gif

Just kidding, thank you very much for letting me know about that so quickly! I'm glad I was still within the editing period for this one.

--Dave.

[Benal]

looks like a good spot for a check-raise on the river..

[DavidC]

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looks like a good spot for a check-raise on the river..

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Is this because both the turn and river were bricks, and my call looked like I was drawing on the turn?

--Dave.

[JasonK]

By checking on the river you're allowing him the opportunity to bluff at it.

[PoBoy321]

The reason that you didn't make any money of this hand was that you didn't bet. I understand checking on the flop to set a trap for your opponent, but checking after that is just foolish. You have to realize that your opponent either has a hand, or he doesn't. If he has nothing, there's no way to make money off it. If he's on a draw of some kind, you've got to make him pay for it. It's that simple.

[AdamL]

Actually, it's hard to double-through when your opponent holds sweet f*ck-all.

The all-in on the end had very little hope of being called.