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Hand for review
3 limpers + BB to flop, I am second from last position with 9 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 9 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img], UTG has $71, UTG+1 (BB) has $53, I have $101, and last position has $35. flop comes:
9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] J [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] giving me bottom set with a possible flush draw / made str8 / made str8 and a flush draw out there. UTG bets $2, UTG+1 raises to $4, I raise to $8 to see where I am and put some cost to a flush draw. Last position calls $8 (?!), UTG calls, and UTG +1 shoves all in $70. Without much of a read, I put him on either Q 10 (maybe of diamonds), JJ or KJ. Would you fold bottom set here ? I found this one of my tougher decisions lately. |
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Re: Hand for review
Raise more when it gets to you, overbetting the pot would be good. Don't fold.
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Re: Hand for review
What is the advantage to raising more when it gets to me ? More informative if he raises back ?
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#4
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Re: Hand for review
With a board like this one, since you draws hurt you so much, the more your opponents have to pay the better for you. At the same time, yes a reraise to your larger (potsized) raise, the easier it is to lay down your (beat) hand. The way it stands now, the decision is definitely tough, but I would lean towards folding. The reraise, while small still shows stength, and I don't see most opponents going all-in with worse than a set. In the future, reraise more to make draws that much worse, and the fold will be much easier to an all-in.
JKratzer |
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Re: Hand for review
Thank you Jay! and JKratzer. Overbetting the pot is something I do very rarely and I see this as one of the times it would have been very useful.
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Re: Hand for review
Over bet the pot sounds good to me.
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#7
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Re: Hand for review
The reason for the raise is not to get information, but to charge other hands that are behind you. With this flop, the chances are that you are ahead, but you will get a lot of action, plus your hand is very vulnerable, so get a bunch of money in. If someone has the straight, you still have quite a few outs. What you're really worried about is a higher set, but if that happens, that's just one of those things.
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Re: Hand for review
DON'T FOLD. Nor is your big raise for information, it's for value. If you you fold you better have no doubt in your mind that he wouldn't play Ks Js the same.
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