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TianYuan  Korea (South). Sep 17 2007 17:42. Posts 6817 | | |
Submitted by : TianYuan
** Game ID 1619044999 starting - 2007-09-18 01:25:05
** Danny Boy [Hold 'em] (1.00|2.00 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money
- qqqoooqqq sitting in seat 1 with $372.34 [Dealer]
- pink-pony sitting in seat 2 with $197.00
- joutskari sitting in seat 3 with $350.89
- NilPferD sitting in seat 4 with $197.00
- 88keyz sitting in seat 5 with $207.28
- TanaKa1000 sitting in seat 6 with $332.95
pink-pony posted the small blind - $1.00
joutskari posted the big blind - $2.00
Holecards
 
NilPferD folded
88keyz raised - $8.00
TanaKa1000 called - $8.00
qqqoooqqq called - $8.00
pink-pony called - $8.00
joutskari called - $8.00
Flop (Pot : $40.00)
  
pink-pony checked
joutskari bet - $11.00
88keyz folded
TanaKa1000 called - $11.00
qqqoooqqq raised - $50.00
pink-pony folded
joutskari raised - $89.00
TanaKa1000 folded
qqqoooqqq called - $89.00
Turn (Pot : $229.00)
joutskari went all-in - $255.89
qqqoooqqq folded
joutskari mucks:
joutskari wins $481.89 from the main pot
End of game 1619044999
Opponent is 50/29/2, and is more or less the reason I'm not asleep (I promised myself I wouldn't quit before he did as that would be throwing money away).
Anyway, he's pretty aggro - 2.8 flop, 2.8 turn, 10 river (lol), he calls like 50 or 60% of all cbets etc, so he's basically terrible.
A few orbits ago I bet big 3 times with AsTx when I turned a flushdraw that got there on the river, in a Sb vs BB pot.
IIRC we haven't played any other big pots (and this pot was only about 35bb as he folded river).
I'm kinda lost here, I of course cannot call since Tanaka could very well have a seven here, as could the donkey, but then he INSTAmin3bets me.. I don't know if he's bad enough to do this with 2 pair, and I feel like his most likely holding is a straight.
So I call planning to stack off on a board pairing turn.. Although I really hate this. If I call and board pairs I still lose to higher sets, but now also to a bunch of 2 pairs. I beat his straights.
If I shove, I lose to his higher sets, his straights and I dunno if he'd fold a 2 pair hand but I don't think he has one.
Is it just a bad fold and I should be happy to get it in on the flop or is fold fine?
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TianYuan Korea (South). Sep 17 2007 18:49. Posts 6817 | | |
Btw, if the thread I made on 2+2 is anything to judge by I'm expecting to wake up seeing about 50 "SHOVE FLOP" posts.
Oh well, might as well leave the thread up, I found it to be a difficult spot, and I basically never fold sets. |
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Gumster Sweden. Sep 17 2007 19:29. Posts 2291 | | |
| | On September 17 2007 16:42 TianYuan wrote:
Opponent is 50/29/2, and is more or less the reason I'm not asleep (I promised myself I wouldn't quit before he did as that would be throwing money away).
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man do i recognize that |
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| Do not push the river, it will flow by itself. - Polish proverb | Last edit: 17/09/2007 19:29 |
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TianYuan Korea (South). Sep 18 2007 02:58. Posts 6817 | | |
If this hand was 3 way I would have never folded, is it wrong for me to think that because it's 5 way I'm so much more likely to be beat that I can fold? Or is the difference really not big enough? |
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I think you're really beat here, but I'm not folding sets that often either. |
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Baalim Mexico. Sep 18 2007 03:29. Posts 34302 | | | |
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TianYuan Korea (South). Sep 18 2007 04:08. Posts 6817 | | |
So is it a flop fold or a turn fold? Or do you mean it's a fold on turn as played, but a flop shove? |
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| Hm.. Off-suite socks.. | Last edit: 18/09/2007 04:35 |
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Kapol Poland. Sep 18 2007 05:53. Posts 4696 | | |
Fold on turn as played, shove flop.
I can see him having 77 or 76 and he's prolly sticking it in on the flop with these hands. If he has a set/str8 and you decide to shove flop, it's the same as calling flop/shoving safe turn. But if he has a str8 draw or 2 pair here, than there are a lot of bad cards to come (killing the action/making a straight more obvious). That's why I like shoving muuuuuuuuch more than calling here.
EDIT: Folding to his 3-bet is also better than calling. |
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fold flop after he 3-bets you, unless you think hes capable of playing TPTK/ TT-JJ/A-7 ish type hand/any 2 pair/pair+straight draw like this, in which case you should prob get it in on the flop |
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TianYuan Korea (South). Sep 18 2007 07:11. Posts 6817 | | | |
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YoMeR United States. Sep 18 2007 13:16. Posts 12438 | | |
This is one of those spots where you can ez fold a set.
I fold the set to the 3 bet on flop or if i'm feeling really lucky i call to suck out!
but yea fold that shit on flop to the 3 bet. |
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