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Old 09-17-2005, 07:38 AM
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Default Re: 88 in the BB

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bet the flop [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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I hope you're joking.

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yes, indicated by the "smiley face". if i was serious i go with a [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img] "shocked" motif
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Old 09-17-2005, 07:45 AM
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Just adding another voice of reason, fold the turn no question. He could be betting a weak ace that wasnt good enough to lead on the flop. Or a queen that has now tripped. Or another midpair better than yours.

Insanely easy decision, throw your cards in the muck.
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Old 09-17-2005, 11:04 PM
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Ok, so with 4 players in the pot, A and a Q on the flop and NOBODY bets. Look, maybe I'm in the land of make believe, but I've never seen a fish or any other person check their ace on the flop, unless it's on a 3-flush board or a paired board...maybe I haven't played long enough, but this is what I've seen in my short poker life.

As far as the second Q, who can I put on it...

No way in HELL I give SB credit for a Q, he had been making stupid bets like this all night, and I didn't believe him. Give credit to the Button for a Q? Why wouldn't he have bet his Queen on the flop seeing everyone check to him? The only person I worry about having a Queen is UTG, and if he had 3-bet me I woulda folded and pissed away 2 BB.

But I believed I was good here and raised. I guess I suck, but I'm gonna hit this in this type of situation everytime and bleed BB I guess. But I like to win small pots, what can I say.

If I did anything wrong in my mind it was not raising this preflop and not value betting the SB on the river...
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Old 09-17-2005, 11:58 PM
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but I've never seen a fish or any other person check their ace on the flop, unless it's on a 3-flush board or a paired board

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Then you are playing poker for a very short time.

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No way in HELL I give SB credit for a Q, he had been making stupid bets like this all night, and I didn't believe him. Give credit to the Button for a Q? Why wouldn't he have bet his Queen on the flop seeing everyone check to him? The only person I worry about having a Queen is UTG, and if he had 3-bet me I woulda folded and pissed away 2 BB.

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If I were playing a tournament late stages I would think like that. But this is pp 1/2.

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But I believed I was good here and raised. I guess I suck, but I'm gonna hit this in this type of situation everytime and bleed BB I guess. But I like to win small pots, what can I say.

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Then why did you post in the first place? We post here to improve are game. You posted a hand, we gave you what we thought the correct play was and you are telling us, screw you guys but this is my "style" and I'm gonna keep trying to win in these situations. You don't wanna win all the small pots, and you shouldn't care. You are basically saying you are risking 2BB to win 3. It's not worth it. You should care mostly about winning the bif pots.

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If I did anything wrong in my mind it was not raising this preflop and not value betting the SB on the river...

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No you played this hand badly by caring about winning a 3BB pot. PERIOD.
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Old 09-18-2005, 12:05 AM
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No you played this hand badly by caring about winning a 3BB pot. PERIOD.

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Always consider the odds before the player. If it's a close decision, your player reads should determine your decision.
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Old 09-18-2005, 01:35 AM
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Hands like this one just blow. If you fold the turn, people will call you weak. If you call the turn, they say you're a calling station. If you raise the turn, they call you over-aggressive or just plain stupid.

Myself, I like your turn raise here and getting the free lookie-loo on the river. This is micro PP, the villian could have anything.

But what do I know right?
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Old 09-18-2005, 01:45 AM
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Hands like this one just blow. If you fold the turn, people will call you weak. If you call the turn, they say you're a calling station. If you raise the turn, they call you over-aggressive or just plain stupid.

Myself, I like your turn raise here and getting the free lookie-loo on the river. This is micro PP, the villian could have anything.


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Well said. Especially, the part about hands like these blowing. However, with the size of this pot, seems a bit risky to me. You're risking at least 2 BBs to win 3BBs. Looks like your plan worked on the other two, but that SB doesn't appear to be going anywhere with his raggedy A or Q little.
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Old 09-18-2005, 01:54 AM
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Ok, so with 4 players in the pot, A and a Q on the flop and NOBODY bets. Look, maybe I'm in the land of make believe, but I've never seen a fish or any other person check their ace on the flop, unless it's on a 3-flush board or a paired board...

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Perhaps, you've practiced some damn good table selection with some real LAGGY players. But, I've seen LOTS of real passive/calling station types check their A on the flop. They're likely to call you down and show you a weak A. You haven't seen it. I believe you. But, I think you're likely to see it soon.

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maybe I haven't played long enough, but this is what I've seen in my short poker life.


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Get more hands in.

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As far as the second Q, who can I put on it...

No way in HELL I give SB credit for a Q, he had been making stupid bets like this all night, and I didn't believe him.


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This is exactly the kinds of situations that SB or the rest of the crowd might be waiting for.
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