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10-04-2005, 12:36 PM
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Interesting hand, big bet on river, what would you do?
5-10 NL live game
I've been playing for about thirty minutes and the only hand i've shown down was for a short stacks raise all in, and i check raise the original bettor all in and show a jack high flush on the flop. Other than that, my table image hasn't been established. Table seems weak, with three rocks sitting right by me. I'm SB with K 6, off suit. UTG limps.....(limps suspiciously) 2 MP callers, Button calls, I call, BB checks option. 6 players to the flop ($60) Flop k [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]6 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] I bet $100 UTG goes into academy award winning mode, gives speech, motions as if he's considering an all-in (UTG is weak, and unsure of his hand) hems and haws, takes a long time, and finally calls. Folds around to me. At this point I really start considering the fact that he open limped. Could he have AA here, or did he limp with a hand like the 7 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]...not enough history with him to tell for sure. turn 3 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] I check, he bets $250 like he's allergic to chips. I call. river 2 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] the proverbial black deuce. I check, he goes all in for $870 or so, i think it was. While i'm deliberating i'm noticing he's trying to watch the football game on t.v. to keep him distracted. he's trying really hard not to give any info, and when i asked him "did you flop two pair?" he responds with a small and uncomfortable laugh. Given the information above, what would you put him on and would you make the call? surely he has to have one of three hands here i'm thinking, AA, the flush, AK or K8..... results in white <font color="white">A,K </font> all comments on the streets appreciated. I'm pretty sure I misplayed the hand by giving up the lead on the turn. 
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#7
10-04-2005, 03:16 PM
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Re: Interesting hand, big bet on river, what would you do?
please stick to gaying up MHL.
but if you insist on posting, please include relevant info such as relevant stack sizes at the beginning of the hand. i do not like having to read all of the action looking for a 'he goes all in for..' to figure them out myself. but as for the hand as you played it: lead the turn. as for villain, i would have liked the way he played the hand had he been sensible enough to check behind the river to show down (dependant upon whether he had Ad). unless he really thought he could move you off twopair/set repping the flush, but without reads it is a bad idea. but anyhow, as to how i might have played this hand: why did you lead into the large field with a nearly 2x pot sized bet? you just set up a situation where it is going to be difficult for someone to grossly misplay their hand either on this street or a later one. if you were that leary of what utg limper was up to, why not lead for around 3/4th to full pot to see how he reacts. it will also help you out in defining the other players hands, particularly if utg raises your flop lead. that line may allow you to 3-bet huge if headsup against utg, hoping he has AA/AK and thinks you are overplaying or semibluffing. it also has the benefit if you bet, he raises, and someone calls these bets cold on an obvious draw (as the middle and bottom set are likely to get it in), you can go ahead and blow it up.
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#10
10-04-2005, 04:17 PM
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Re: Interesting hand, big bet on river, what would you do?
you know, i mean, seriously, some of you guys must just have this burning desire to project an elite image.
if you dont like my posts, dont read them. i can remember when i was on this site, like, almost two years ago, and it was full of decent discussion without the pretentious air. i hope you drop your cards off the table and your hand is ruled dead.
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