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A wrong fold ?
Pacific Poker FL 2$/4$ 10-handed
Folded to Hero in UTG+2 with 2d 2c who calls 2$, MP2 raises 4$, CO coldcalls 4$, BB calls 2$, Hero calls 2$. Flop: 3d Jd 4c BB checks, Hero checks, MP2 bets 2$, CO folds,BB folds, Hero folds. In the end I am heads up with the preflop raiser and with the last 1,9$ there is now 18,05$ in the pot. I was not mentally prepared for this situation, the session was approaching its end and I wanted to finish it as a winner ( I had a little profit.)The last fact should not influence my decision, but it may have done it. Was the pot so big that I should not follow my plan of folding if I did not flop three of a kind ? In the seconds that followed,I managed(I think now) to choose to the worst of the three alternatives that were available to me, I folded. I think that I should have raised and I can present calculations that strengthens this statement, I think. Even with a win rate of 4,2 BB/100 after 23K hands I am just a big fish that is eating smaller fish in the biggest aquarium on the internet, Pacific Poker, and still often not confident that I am making the right decisions. Comments ? |
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