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99 in sb, flop an overpair
pokerstars 2/4, utg raises, 2 callers, i call with 99 in sb, bb folds
flop:8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]3 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]4 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] i check, utg bets, call, call, i raise, all call turn:T [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] i bet, utg calls, call, fold river:6 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] i check, both check thoughts? i felt i played the hand for maximum value against overcards or A8 and minimum loss against an overpair (toss on the flop to a 3 bet) |
#2
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
Bet the river.
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#3
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
easy riverbet.
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#4
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
Lead out on the flop.
Bet the river. Will |
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
if im against overcards, no ones calling, if im against tt or jj, im just getting more money in with the worst hand. why not induce a possible bluff from ak or aq. im obviously calling a bet here, i just feel like a bet gets 2 folds, which is what would have happened, since i was against AK and AQ.
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
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Bet the river. [/ QUOTE ] I need to agree with this. We don't wnat to tie additional overs to this hand. Bet and hope that overs raise us. Call down from there. |
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
ok, why lead the flop. i get 3 calls and i have no information about my hand, or i get raised by the pfr and i dont know whether he's just continuation betting, trying to push off other overcards or actually has a better hand. i have to 3 bet to find out and if he just calls i could bet the turn and get raised, having invested a small bet extra when im probably drawing slim. by c/r i establish my hand strength for 2 bets instead of 3, especially against a utg raiser where im either a huge dog or he has ak. on top of that, the c/r ties on the other two players for 2 bets on the flop instead of 1 from leading out (or possibly 0 if UTG raises)
if you guys are going to tell me to take a certain line, give some reasons why you prefer it. |
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
Lead out on the flop and bet the river. You didn't get maximum value on this, You'd know if someone had 10 10 or J J from previous bets.
bet the river for value, you have the best hand here. |
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
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which is what would have happened, since i was against AK and AQ. [/ QUOTE ] Now this is being result oriented. You'll be up against a pair of 8's PP's like 77 66 often enough to bet this. If I had a read on PFR as over aggressive I like checking to induce a bluff, but since you don't... EDIT: the average player will value bet hands like JJ if you check, but check with AQ-ish hands. You'll let him get value when he's ahead and you'll not get any value when behind. As said, you need a read to make check/calling good. |
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Re: 99 in sb, flop an overpair
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ok, why lead the flop. i get 3 calls and i have no information about my hand [/ QUOTE ] If you get 3 calls you know you're ahead almost every time. [ QUOTE ] or i get raised by the pfr and i dont know whether he's just continuation betting, trying to push off other overcards or actually has a better hand. [/ QUOTE ] We like him forcing out the others. He will do it with overs a fair ammount of the time. Calling down from the flop raise is profitable, why do you need to know where you at? Check the turn and let him bluff/value bet again. A case could be made to lead the river, but I think check/calling is fine. [ QUOTE ] i have to 3 bet to find out and if he just calls i could bet the turn and get raised [/ QUOTE ] Don't 3-bet! [ QUOTE ] by c/r i establish my hand strength for 2 bets instead of 3, especially against a utg raiser where im either a huge dog or he has ak. on top of that, the c/r ties on the other two players for 2 bets on the flop instead of 1 from leading out (or possibly 0 if UTG raises) [/ QUOTE ] I think our hand is too vulnerable to tie hands to. |
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