Interesting Hand For Analysis

[MLG]

I don't like it. You can't know that you're value betting. He would check an A behind you quite often. Also, if he is decent, he would know that you would check an A quite often on the flop and be less likely to pay you off. I think on the whole you make more money by check calling the turn. You lose the same when you're behind, but make more off worse hands when you're ahead. Plus if the turn goes check check, you can always value bet the river.

[Prime Time]

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i think you mayhave been slowplayin thoose ks lookin for a reraise? can you do that with a monster chip stack behind you? [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

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what slow play?
Raised preflop from EP.
Got smooth called by LP monster stack.

My worst card flops twice.
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[Prime Time]

Nice analysis.
As it turns out that's what I should have done.

Results on next post.

[Prime Time]

How much do you call, pot size bets?
I am thinking even half pot(which is unlikely), will bleed you from flop to river if WB at least 4-5K.

[MLG]

I will call one pot sized bet, either on the flop or the turn. I will fold the next street if he follows up.

[Pat Southern]

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Is value betting the turn horrible?

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What hands are you really going to get value from? I dont see many worse hands calling here that wouldn't try to run a bluff against you and net you the same ammount of chips.

[A_PLUS]

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you can really check call the flop, and then check fold the turn against most opponents.

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Normally i would agree, but it will depend on his chip stack, I find large stacks much more willing to fire the second barrel. If we were even, I take the second bet as 80/20 we are beat at least.

I play low buy ins tourneys (ranging from 10-30$) and the play that I would of probably made would have been a continuation-type bet of a bit more then 1/2 the pot. I dont think many opponents would reraise here without a A (at my level of play). However, upon reading this thread I would tend to agree that check/call then see what happens is a better line to take.

What is WBWA ??? (excuse my newbieness)

[Prime Time]

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I play low buy ins tourneys (ranging from 10-30$) and the play that I would of probably made would have been a continuation-type bet of a bit more then 1/2 the pot. I dont think many opponents would reraise here without a A (at my level of play). However, upon reading this thread I would tend to agree that check/call then see what happens is a better line to take.

What is WBWA ??? (excuse my newbieness)

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WBWA=Way behind way ahead

[beetyjoose]

I would of bet 400 on the flop.