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QJo hand from BB
Early in a live tournament blinds are 50/100 avg stack about 4000 chip leader has like 10000 or so. I have like 6000. I have villian covered by like 1000.
Preflop Im in big blind with QJo with 4 limpers. I check. Flop-Q87r I bet 400 and get called by villian. Turn-3 I bet 1000 he re-raises all-in. Any advice aprreciated. When can I get away from this. |
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Re: QJo hand from BB
I would check the flop and decide later whether checkraise, check/call, fold, or bet the turn. Checking is a good way of improving your position. The board is slightly dangerous and someone good easily have a higher kicker.
I would fold to the reraise allin. You can only beat a bluff. |
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Re: QJo hand from BB
You're getting about 2.2-1 on the call. What's your read on the villain (if any)? Based on the information given, I don't think you're good even 30% of the time. Fold your hand.
Betting so much on the turn was a questionable move. |
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Re: QJo hand from BB
Read on villian is pretty weak-tight, thats why I bet so much on the turn.
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Re: QJo hand from BB
[ QUOTE ]
Read on villian is pretty weak-tight, thats why I bet so much on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] That should make folding the turn even easier. Your hand (and many others like it) tend to play lousy from early position unless you hit the flop really hard. (i.e 2-pair or top-pair w/ OESD) |
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Re: QJo hand from BB
I did fold to the raise on the turn. I was just wondering what I could have done differently to aviod losing 1/3 of my stack and you answered that in a previous post. TY
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