Interesting hand between me and another 2+2 - Page 2

shadow29 · #11 12-31-2005, 04:44 PM

I don't fold AQo in this situation and I'm faaaaaaar from a losing player.

Sykes,

I think that the best way to win this hand is to get it HU between you and the 2+2er. Not really sure how do this. Maybe a flop donk to get the 2+2er to raise, fold the donk and then you can c/c down. This play works against the donks that I'm used to, but I don't really know this one in particular.

Your thoughts?

bravos1 · #12 12-31-2005, 07:50 PM

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Also, the TAG would never check the turn with TT+. So I put him on AK.

Does the river bet make sense now?

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So turn this around. You, also a TAG, raised preflop and called 2 coming back. What can he put you on? 99-AA and AK-AQ, KQs and possibly AJs.

You did not checkraise the flop or bet the turn so he can eliminate 99-AA which leaves AK-AQ, KQs and AJs most likely and he's chopping w/ AK and winning against the rest.

So no, the river bet does not make much sense to me. Why would he fold to your river bet? What could you possibly have?

If you intend to win this pot, you really needed to raise the flop and lead the turn.

aK13 · #13 12-31-2005, 08:37 PM

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i fold to the preflop cap

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2 back to you preflop, you should have folded. The donk call on the flop was odd... obviously has overcards.

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What the hell?

aK13 · #14 12-31-2005, 08:43 PM

Your bet sucks.

Assuming donk folds (and if he calls, does he call with any A? or pair+ only? or...?), 2+2er will call all hands that are owning you, and fold all worse ones. Pretty sure hes not expecting you to have hit a 8 high board, and any high pocket pair would have just bet the flop or check/raised it (save maybe 99, TT for that "wait to turn to raise" thing).