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5 Handed AJ
Not sure if I like my line at all... every street debatable?
I have been running over this table. Have a LAG image. ***** Hand History for Game 2243627106 ***** NL Hold'em $50 Buy-in + $5 Entry Fee Trny:13298798 Level:5 Blinds(75/150) - Tuesday, June 21, 22:45:23 EDT 2005 Table Table 22361 (Real Money) Seat 9 is the button Total number of players : 5 Seat 6: KingDan24 ( $2200 ) Seat 9: Messy_Jesse ( $1325 ) Seat 8: BENTLEY224 ( $2005 ) Seat 7: TheNipper ( $2695 ) Seat 1: GoldenPig99 ( $1775 ) Trny:13298798 Level:5 Blinds(75/150) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to KingDan24 [ Jd Ac ] TheNipper raises [400]. BENTLEY224 folds. Messy_Jesse folds. GoldenPig99 folds. KingDan24 calls [250]. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 6c, 8h, 2h ] KingDan24 bets [475]. TheNipper calls [475]. he takes all his time before calling ** Dealing Turn ** [ 9c ] KingDan24 checks. TheNipper bets [700] he takes most of his time before betting, which i take as a monster, unless he is weak and is trying to represent a monster... How is my flop lead even though I whiff? I figure he will have missed the flop often, and a hand I could have called from the BB may have connected. I may have overthought this and should simply give up when I missed I was not sure how I should have played this. Advice? |
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Re: 5 Handed AJ
I would lean towards pushing this PF but if this guy was on the tight side I could be persuaded to fold. Under no circumstances would I call this hand out of position*.
*(math: getting 2.5:1 to hit a 2:1 shot, *but* if he is tight enough for his range to have you in trouble, you won't like any flop, and if he's loose enough for you to have him beat - he should be - pushing is way better than calling.) Flop's a clear check/fold. |
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Re: 5 Handed AJ
You've only got 2200 behind when your opponent raises you to t400. There's already t625 in the flop, which is a lot...
Considering you called, this is a pretty good bet to fire out on... Without a read, I certainly don't fire the turn. |
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Re: 5 Handed AJ
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I would lean towards pushing this PF but if this guy was on the tight side I could be persuaded to fold. Under no circumstances would I call this hand out of position*. *(math: getting 2.5:1 to hit a 2:1 shot, *but* if he is tight enough for his range to have you in trouble, you won't like any flop, and if he's loose enough for you to have him beat - he should be - pushing is way better than calling.) Flop's a clear check/fold. [/ QUOTE ] I really liked your logic. Great post. |
#5
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Re: 5 Handed AJ
Adanthar's better than I am. Listen to him. He's right too.
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