$2/$4 - Realtime!! Flopped flush

[Rounder 24/7]

Ok I know this isn't the prettiest thing to read like this but Im still playing and had to get this on asap ... Im playing under Dra12 on the BB with Qxhearts ... Please give some advice!!

***** Hand History for Game 277826266 *****
2/4 TexasHTGameTable (Limit) - Wed Dec 10 17:25:06 EST 2003
Table Card Room Table 1421 (Real Money) -- Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: numbersjr ( $78)
Seat 2: TheAnalyst ( $42)
Seat 3: Dra12 ( $62)
Seat 4: Rook1 ( $172)
Seat 5: dh12151964 ( $56)
Seat 6: cheeeff ( $85)
Seat 7: lindyhopmi ( $437)
Seat 8: Mojo100 ( $92)
Seat 9: vnvnation ( $88)
Seat 10: danknez ( $73)
TheAnalyst posts small blind (1)
Dra12 posts big blind (2)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Dra12 [ Qh, 5h ]
Rook1 folds.
dh12151964 calls (2)
cheeeff folds.
lindyhopmi folds.
Mojo100 calls (2)
vnvnation folds.
danknez calls (2)
numbersjr calls (2)
TheAnalyst folds.
Dra12 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 9h, Ah, 2h ]
Dra12 bets (2)
dh12151964 raises (4) to 4
Mojo100 folds.
danknez calls (4)
numbersjr folds.
Dra12 calls (2)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 2s ]
Dra12 checks.
dh12151964 bets (4)
danknez calls (4)
Dra12 raises (8) to 8
dh12151964 raises (8) to 12
danknez calls (8)
Dra12 raises (8) to 16
dh12151964 calls (4)
danknez calls (4)
** Dealing River ** : [ 8s ]
Dra12 bets (4)
dh12151964 raises (8) to 8
numbersjr: aces full mikey
Rook1: lol
danknez folds.
Dra12 raises (8) to 12
dh12151964 raises (8) to 16
Dra12 calls (4)
** Summary **
Main Pot: $100 | Rake: $3
Board: [ 9h Ah 2h 2s 8s ]
numbersjr balance $76, lost $2 (folded)
TheAnalyst balance $41, lost $1 (folded)
Dra12 balance $24, lost $38 [ Qh 5h ] [ a flush, ace high -- Ah,Qh,9h,5h,2h ]
Rook1 balance $172, didn't bet (folded)
dh12151964 balance $118, bet $38, collected $100, net +$62 [ Kh 3h ] [ a flush, ace high with king kicker -- Ah,Kh,9h,3h,2h ]
cheeeff balance $85, didn't bet (folded)
lindyhopmi balance $437, didn't bet (folded)
Mojo100 balance $90, lost $2 (folded)
vnvnation balance $88, didn't bet (folded)
danknez balance $51, lost $22 (folded)

GAY GAY GAY!!

[lil']

When the board pairs and he is still raising, it's time to slow down, especially on the river.

I don't know what all the "gay gay gay" stuff means at the end of the post. I assume you are upset with your loss. You can take some comfort in the fact that you were never ahead at any point. At least he didn't suck out on you.

[Rounder 24/7]

see thats what i love about this site ... there's always people on here with brilliant advice [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I do now believe i lost a good $12 on that hand .. I dont think the check raise was a bad idea on the turn .. but capping it there was ... and betting in to him on the river was a big mistake too not to mention capping there!! I was oblivious to the possibility of a boat I must admit ... well just thought it highly unlikey anyway ... I went mad because I thought it was very unlikely he would o flopped his hand along with mine and if he had it then being the K ... so yes the GAY GAY GAY was for my sheer dissappointment!!

Thanks for your quick reply

[Bob T.]

When you get three bet on the turn, you need to slow down.

You don't have the nut flush, and the board is now paired. Do you think your opponent is putting in all of these bets with a jackhigh flush?

[Rounder 24/7]

Yeah now I can see ... had the board not paired? would it be correct to play it how i did?

[banditbdl]

I'm not sure how I feel about the turn cap, when you checkraise the turn on that board its a move showing a lot of power. He then 3-bets so he most likely has a strong, strong hand. That said the turn cap isn't that bad as you'll sometimes be ahead here. However, when you lead out on the river and he brushes it off and raises yet again you have no business 3-betting unless your opponent is a real maniac.

[Bob T.]

Then you might go one more bet, but it depends on your opponent. Some you should have slowed down on the first raise. With three to a flush on board, a checkraise frequently is a flush, so what hands would your opponent reraise with?