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Old 04-12-2005, 10:48 PM
thatpfunk thatpfunk is offline
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Default Staying on a T, 2-7

$1/$2 Triple Draw 2-7
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SurferGirls is at seat 0 with $98.25.
LuvtodriveTT is at seat 1 with $120.
SP0NGE is at seat 2 with $91.25.
GiveUsYourFat is at seat 3 with $63.75.
thatpfunk is at seat 4 with $30.75.
GinzoPig is at seat 5 with $205.25.
The button is at seat 2.

GiveUsYourFat posts the small blind of $.50.
thatpfunk posts the big blind of $1.

thatpfunk: Ah 5c 2d 6c 6d
First Round:

GinzoPig folds. SurferGirls folds. TT folds. SP0NGE raises to $2. GiveUsYourFat calls. thatpfunk re-raises to $3. SP0NGE calls. GiveUsYourFat calls.

GiveUsYourFat takes 2 cards. thatpfunk takes 2 cards. SP0NGE takes 2 cards.

SP0NGE: -- -- -- -- --
GiveUsYourFat: -- -- -- -- --
thatpfunk: 5c 2d 6d Tc 3c

Second Round:

GiveUsYourFat checks. thatpfunk bets $1. SP0NGE calls. GiveUsYourFat calls.

GiveUsYourFat takes 2 cards. thatpfunk takes 1 card. SP0NGE takes 2 cards.

SP0NGE: -- -- -- -- --
GiveUsYourFat: -- -- -- -- --
thatpfunk: 5c 2d 6d 3c Ts

Third Round:

GiveUsYourFat checks. thatpfunk bets $2. SP0NGE calls. GiveUsYourFat calls.

GiveUsYourFat takes 1 card. thatpfunk stands pat. SP0NGE takes 1 card.


What do we think about standing pat and what is our river decision?
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Old 04-13-2005, 01:20 AM
timprov timprov is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

There's really little point in drawing here. I'd like it better if you could have gotten sponge out. In MP you may be stuck betting the river. Without sponge the river's mostly about your table image.
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Old 04-13-2005, 03:46 AM
DeathDonkey DeathDonkey is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

I wouldn't 3 bet predraw unless the button was fairly out of line and might draw 3 or every now and then get caught and take 4 or something. I play it the same after that. I would fold if SB bets the river, and check if he checks. If button bets and SB calls I think you can fold. If button bets and SB folds I think its a crying call but even then a fold isn't awful. If he is good I don't see you winning if he bets.

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Old 04-13-2005, 03:54 AM
thatpfunk thatpfunk is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

The button was routinely raising (when folded to) and then drawing 3.
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Old 04-13-2005, 08:59 AM
Luv2DriveTT Luv2DriveTT is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

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The button was routinely raising (when folded to) and then drawing 3.

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Yes, he was a bit of a fish.... but your 6 doesn't make me feel too comfortable out of position. I call and play on from there.

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PS: Staying pat here is a tough choice, since you are up against 2 players. I think I'd do the same, and check the river.
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Old 04-13-2005, 09:13 AM
timprov timprov is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

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The button was routinely raising (when folded to) and then drawing 3.

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As he should be.
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Old 04-13-2005, 09:27 AM
Luv2DriveTT Luv2DriveTT is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

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The button was routinely raising (when folded to) and then drawing 3.

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As he should be.

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TD is the game where position matters more than any other I have ever played. Better to call, the raise is just putting in $$$ out of position.

PS: With one card to draw, I think I would have re-raised.

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Old 04-13-2005, 09:37 AM
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

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The button was routinely raising (when folded to) and then drawing 3.

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As he should be.

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TD is the game where position matters more than any other I have ever played.

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Which is why two to a wheel and the button is easily worth a raise. (Not to mention that some people will 3-bet you with crap like 3467.)
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Old 04-13-2005, 03:20 PM
mscags mscags is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

I think this is a tough decision. If you were heads up with position and you saw your opponent take one then staying pat is clearly the right choice, however according to SS2 against 2 opponents drawing 1 on the river (assuming they are drawing to a 7 or 8) a 9 and better is the favorite. Anything else that you would stay pat with will be an underdog against 2 opponents especially when you are in middle position. I think I would stay with a 9, but have to draw with a 10. What would happen if you stay pat and then the opponent behind you stays pat. What can you beat that he would stay pat with after you have already done the same? The answer is not a lot. I'm not an expert by any means at the game, but I hope this helps some.
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Old 04-13-2005, 04:51 PM
DeathDonkey DeathDonkey is offline
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Default Re: Staying on a T, 2-7

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(Not to mention that some people will 3-bet you with crap like 3467.)

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Hey, I resemble that remark!

If I were going to open on the button it would of course be for a raise, but I'm not convinced drawing 3 to 2-5 or something is a good play if the blinds are definitely going to defend (which they tend to at the lower limits). If I can sometimes steal the blinds then I like it much better.

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