09-15-2002, 07:57 AM
Hello,
I am button with AKo and raise after utg, 2 mp and cutoff limps.SB fold, BB and every limpers call.
Flop is just perfect: K 5 2 rainbow
BB check, utg bet an everyone fold; I raise, BB fold and utg call
Turn :8
utg bet
And now? how would you play assuming its the first time i meet utg!
My thought: an "average" 20/40 player limps on preflop and bet the flop with middle pair (debattable with 6 players on the flop but its not the point here), KQ, sometimes small pairs (very poor play but...), seldom AA.
After my flop raise, he dont reraise, probably happy to play headsup. Know he bet the turn...why? middle pair or K bad kicker (KJs for example) , preferring betting than check-call? If its the case, i should naturraly raise, but...is it that simple? He didnt reraise the flop, why? Is it to disguise his hand? but such play is often followed by a check-raise on the turn...
What type of hand do i have, from his point of view? My raise preflop can be done with a vaste type of hands in that situation ( premium hands, but also connectors, Ax suited, middle or even small pairs,...)
At that point, i think i have probably the winner but am i right...?
What is your analyse? Thank's for your opinion
I am button with AKo and raise after utg, 2 mp and cutoff limps.SB fold, BB and every limpers call.
Flop is just perfect: K 5 2 rainbow
BB check, utg bet an everyone fold; I raise, BB fold and utg call
Turn :8
utg bet
And now? how would you play assuming its the first time i meet utg!
My thought: an "average" 20/40 player limps on preflop and bet the flop with middle pair (debattable with 6 players on the flop but its not the point here), KQ, sometimes small pairs (very poor play but...), seldom AA.
After my flop raise, he dont reraise, probably happy to play headsup. Know he bet the turn...why? middle pair or K bad kicker (KJs for example) , preferring betting than check-call? If its the case, i should naturraly raise, but...is it that simple? He didnt reraise the flop, why? Is it to disguise his hand? but such play is often followed by a check-raise on the turn...
What type of hand do i have, from his point of view? My raise preflop can be done with a vaste type of hands in that situation ( premium hands, but also connectors, Ax suited, middle or even small pairs,...)
At that point, i think i have probably the winner but am i right...?
What is your analyse? Thank's for your opinion