Going broke here? 333.
I've played 5 hands with villian here, nothing much to report.The game is 7 handed no limit, 15c-25c blinds.
I've $23 and villian covers. Preflop I pick up 33, limp UTG, and have 2 callers behind, sb folds and the bb checks. Flop ($1.10) comes J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] I bet $1 when checked to, villian calls $1, the rest of the players fold. I put him on 2 spades, one pair, KQ, Q9 The turn ($3.05) is the K[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] so I bet $3 to finish it quick, fearing he has QJ and picked up an OESD to go with his pair. Then he mniraises to $6, the pot is $12 and I've $18 behind me. What's the plan? push, or check/push a safe card? |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
Without reads I would fold this.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
Folding is absurd.
Push. |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
I would not fold, i would call his reraise on the turn and c/c the river if i didnt see anycards i like. If a full house, lead with a pot bet and he will most likly reraise or push.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
Without reads I fold. If he's someone that plays only premimum hands you could be looking at AQ. Villian could also have KQ and is looking at top pair with OSD. Besides folding though, I'd call and see how the river plays out. You might be beat though.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
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Without reads I fold. If he's someone that plays only premimum hands you could be looking at AQ [/ QUOTE ] It is much more likely this is your average, loose, small stakes silly person. He could have JT, KT, KJ... Remember: AQ and Q9 are the ONLY hands right now that has Hero beat. Edit: Except of course a higher set, which Hero should refuse to worry about. |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
Does AQ call the flop enough to consider it when in the hands of your average $25 player?
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
No. It does not.
Which leaves only one hand that Hero truly should worry about: Q9. And you can not put him on this one specific hand after 5 orbits. |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
go broke really fast and expect to be ahead often
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
For all those advocating folding, it is quite weak.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
haha..folding is soooo bad. Even if he showed you his Q9, you have plenty of odds, current + implied to continue with this hand. I'd expect to be ahead here a bunch...even a tighty will play back at you with two pair here.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
I would push. Chances of him having AQ are probably very slim. Q9 is possible, but unlikely - unless he raised on the flop.
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
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I've played 5 hands with villian here, nothing much to report.The game is 7 handed no limit, 15c-25c blinds. I've $23 and villian covers. Preflop I pick up 33, limp UTG, and have 2 callers behind, sb folds and the bb checks. Flop ($1.10) comes J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] I bet $1 when checked to, villian calls $1, the rest of the players fold. I put him on 2 spades, one pair, KQ, Q9 The turn ($3.05) is the K[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] so I bet $3 to finish it quick, fearing he has QJ and picked up an OESD to go with his pair. Then he mniraises to $6, the pot is $12 and I've $18 behind me. What's the plan? push, or check/push a safe card? [/ QUOTE ] puuuuuuuuush |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
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For all those advocating folding, it is quite retarded. [/ QUOTE ] FYP. |
Re: Going broke here? 333.
push
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
I'm seeing KQ... push
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Re: Going broke here? 333.
Well that wraps it up then, push is good. I thought so, and that's what I did. Villian thought for a second or less, called, and turned over AQ for the gunshot. I curse. I figured that there were too many hands he could have that were behind but had a chance of catching up so I just got the money in.
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