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Curtains, day two: Hand #1
TOO fast?
Seat 8 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 1: ( $1000 ) Seat 2: ( $1000 ) Seat 3: ( $1000 ) Seat 4: ( $1000 ) Seat 5: ( $1000 ) Seat 6: ( $1000 ) Seat 7: ( $1000 ) Seat 8: ( $1000 ) curtains ( $1000 ) Seat 10 $1000 ) Level:1 Blinds(10/15) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to curtains [ 5[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] K[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] ] 4 folds Seat 5 calls [15]. 3 folds curtains calls [5]. Seat 10 checks. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 4[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img], K[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 5[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] ] curtains checks. Seat 10 checks. Seat 5 bets [25]. curtains raises [80]. Seat 10 folds. Seat 5 raises [225]. curtains is all-In [905] Seat 5 folds. curtains does not show cards. curtains wins 1280 chips Edit: In fairness to splash, this post's orginal title contained some tounge-in-cheak teacher/student verbage |
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Re: Help with my new $215 student: Hand #1
I think it's too fast. If the board were K65, I would play it like this, but since you have top 2 you're in better shape. I'd call his raise, then bet out on any scary turn card, but check any relatively safe card intending to c/r all in.
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Re: Help with my new $215 student: Hand #1
You're teaching the 215s? I thought you played the 27s?
I think this hand is fine BTW. But I don't play anywhere close to the 215s. |
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Re: Help with my new $215 student: Hand #1
curtains teachers <-- read that splash
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Re: Help with my new $215 student: Hand #1
Oh yea. Forgot about that.
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Re: Curtains, day two: Hand #1
Eh, I think it's fine. The 3-bet is relatively unusual from people who are going to back down. I also can't see that if that bet gets called that curtains is going to get too much more action. What continues to pay him while losing that isn't calling the push? At best, I think maybe some kind of small river bet can get called.
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Re: Curtains, day two: Hand #1
He sees alot of action in front of him, he's pretty sure he has the best hand.... standard, nh curtains
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Re: Curtains, day two: Hand #1
I fastplay almost everything. I rarely slowplay out of position in a spot like this. The main question for me was whether to bet out or to check raise. I usually bet out in such spots, and checked simply to mix it up. I feel like there are very good chances of my allin being called on the flop, given the 3 bet, and if they are not going to call on the flop, there is no guarantee they will just blnidly put their money in on the turn/river if I flat call (although there is a decent chance of this happening). |
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Re: Curtains, day two: Hand #1
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and checked simply to mix it up. [/ QUOTE ] Do you mix it up for your own benefit? Or do you play the same opponents enough to mix up your play for deception? I wonder this sometimes but I can't see mixing my play up at my low levels to do any good for me. I think the STT are too short to benefit even if you are late in the tourny. i.e. situations just so different than the beginning. |
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Re: Curtains, day two: Hand #1
Honestly I mix it up almost randomly in spots like this...I dont think the difference between betting out and check raising is very large at all (Bascially I have no idea which is better, depends on too many factors), so I just kind of do whatever I feel like doing. Very professional I know... |
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