Josh W
12-09-2003, 05:27 AM
I went to Vegas this past weekend. I was playing 30-60 at the Bellagio when this happened.
I'm stuck a little, and am raising preflop fairly often (a lot of AK, QQ, AQ, etc), and folding on the flop for one bet (789 flops A LOT in Vegas, I see /images/graemlins/smile.gif).
I open raise about 3rd in with AJc. The button cold calls, and the blinds fold. The button is overaggressive, and loose.
The flop comes 753, rainbow, no clubs. I hesitated (accidently, not acting) then bet. The button had three chips in his hand, started to throw them in, then said "raise" before he put his chips in (a perfectly legal raise).
Right then, right there, I knew I was going to see a showdown.
Now, often, when headsup, I decide on the flop that I'm showdown committed (i.e. I raise preflop w/ AQ, and get threebet, and the flop comes Q high).
But this was unique for me, in that I had no pair no draw (except backdoor pair draws), and knew I was going to showdown.
Seemed odd to me at the time...
Josh
I'm stuck a little, and am raising preflop fairly often (a lot of AK, QQ, AQ, etc), and folding on the flop for one bet (789 flops A LOT in Vegas, I see /images/graemlins/smile.gif).
I open raise about 3rd in with AJc. The button cold calls, and the blinds fold. The button is overaggressive, and loose.
The flop comes 753, rainbow, no clubs. I hesitated (accidently, not acting) then bet. The button had three chips in his hand, started to throw them in, then said "raise" before he put his chips in (a perfectly legal raise).
Right then, right there, I knew I was going to see a showdown.
Now, often, when headsup, I decide on the flop that I'm showdown committed (i.e. I raise preflop w/ AQ, and get threebet, and the flop comes Q high).
But this was unique for me, in that I had no pair no draw (except backdoor pair draws), and knew I was going to showdown.
Seemed odd to me at the time...
Josh