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Calling too many big bets
I have been on a long breakeven stretch and think that I might be calling too many big street bets without a read. Tell me if this hand is retarded or standard please as I am not sure which way is up right now:
8-handed 20/40. I open raise in MP with J [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]J [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. Both blinds call. SB is a super loose passive tard, no PT stats or read on BB as he just sat down. Flop: K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 9[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] check, check, I bet, SB folds, BB calls. Turn: 2[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] BB bets, I call. River: 4[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] BB bets, I call After the hand I thought that raising the turn and taking a free showdown or folding to a 3-bet was probably the best line. Mucking the turn is way too weak without a read, or is it? Thanks, tpir |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
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After the hand I thought that raising the turn and taking a free showdown or folding to a 3-bet was probably the best line. [/ QUOTE ] problem is, you have a heart and cant fold to a three bet so your line is fine |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
I always have trouble when someone changes their line in this type of situation. Lately, I've taken Caro's advice that a bluff usually comes when a scare care hits the board, and a big hand comes when the board doesn't look scary.
Seems like a good time for the BB to semi-bluff on a scare card and get you to lay down hands when he's holding the ace of hearts. Yep, I like the turn raise here. I don't think he'd 3 bet unless he was holding something that beats you. Cheers Magi |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
Jh makes it hard to fold this hand. Without a heart you can probably fold, because there are 3 ways you are beat (the flush, the K, the 2).
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Re: Calling too many big bets
Should this be an easy fold on the river unimproved without a read? I feel like I am throwing away 2 BBs in these spots consistently.
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Re: Calling too many big bets
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Should this be an easy fold on the river unimproved without a read? I feel like I am throwing away 2 BBs in these spots consistently. [/ QUOTE ] This is never an easy fold with only one overcard. |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
<font color="red"> Should this be an easy fold on the river unimproved without a read? </font>
It should be an easier call than a fold. |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
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[ QUOTE ] Should this be an easy fold on the river unimproved without a read? I feel like I am throwing away 2 BBs in these spots consistently. [/ QUOTE ] This is never an easy fold with only one overcard. [/ QUOTE ] That was what I thought. I guess I am just running bad in these spots. FWIW, he had Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]4[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] and MHING. I still think I should have raised the turn and folded to a 3-bet/taken the free showdown though. |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
i dont, do you have any idea how big of a mistake that is when he has a flush under the Jh?
-Barron |
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Re: Calling too many big bets
This is why it's hard to play agaisnt tougher players. You just have to call a lot when you don't really like it; you need more money to play games like this, and the swings are larger while the earn is lower.
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