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Slightly loose-aggressive $6-$12 game, I was on the button when this hand came up.
I have red queens, and its folded to me on the button. I have been playing the button aggressively when this happens, as there was always a chance to pick up the blinds. Not that I think raising here is aggresive, my point is it would have been unusual for me to limp here. I raise, small blind calls and the big-blind folds. Small blind is a new player who I don’t know much about, but she seemed solid to this point (about 2 hours). Flop comes down K J J rainbow. Ugh! I couldn’t imagine a worse flop. Didn’t think it through at this point, and bet out, mostly because I was annoyed at the flop. She raised, and I called. Turn gave me the Q (Queens Full), I bet, she called. River was a deuce. Bet-call-win. I had some questions about my flop play. I really didn’t want to release the Queens, but the fact that she called me down made me think they might have been good. Thinking about it afterwards, I am starting to think if I wanted to stay in this hand at all, I should have three-bet the flop, or checked with the intention of check-raising. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Huh? |
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I'm thinking real hard and I can't come up with a good reason not to bet that flop with QQ heads-up when it gets checked to you.
I should have...checked with the intention of check-raising. I always like asking this question since nobody has given me the answer yet. How do you checkraise when you are on the button? |
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Doh! Good question hehe.
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"How do you checkraise when you are on the button?"
I was going to ask the same thing. It seems strange to me how often that comes up in posts. Someone else said the same thing a couple of days ago. |
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It's funny, but many times when I look at my options I think in terms of the following.
Betting, but fold to a raise Betting, and three betting to a raise Betting, then calling Checking, then calling Checking, then raising Folding, then bitching In this case, I never really considered three-betting, but in retrospect I did. Usually when I bet with the intention of three-betting (and I am not sure if I have the best hand), I consider check-raising (which will save me a bet if I dont)....So basically I got twisted up, but only retrospectively. |
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