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Verbloten   Australia. Nov 20 2007 06:05. Posts 1889
Hi Guys,

Played a small session tonight. Again i am trying not to play weaktight (loco...).

Ended session 16/11/3.33 (6 max)

These two hands felt a little weaktight - but I'm not sure...

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/318783

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/318781

Would really like advice on those two hands.

Also - any chance I coulda got all the money in here? How did I play this? I think I played it fine - except maybe let him bluff the river?

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/318777

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redrain0125   Canada. Nov 20 2007 06:13. Posts 5455

1st - bet turn? 2/3 pot and fold to a raise if he just calls, prolly c/c a not too large bet on river

2nd - at least call -_-....

3rd - make it 22


Loco   Canada. Nov 20 2007 06:20. Posts 20967

even tho its a small sample, improvement in the stats good job

hand 1: don't check the turn, plenty of hands call you you have absolutely no reasons to use pot control here, also bet a bit more on the flop, $2.75-$3.00. if he check raises the turn then you have good information to make a fold, but BET!

hand 2: this is soooooo player dependant it's not even funny. I would often reraise here in the aggressive games that I play, sometimes call with position AKs flop pretty well, sometimes fold because I believe the 3better is very tight(or at least his range for 3betting the UTG raiser is very tight).

hand 3 i'd raise a bit more on the flop, to like 16$ very drawy board. I don't like your turn bet. it looks like you are trying to leave yourself room to fold to a check raise? if you bet that turn you are not folding. either make a good sized bet or check behind, i'd bet like 24$ and call a shove. Only way i'd check behind here is if i have seen the player donklead his flush draws before

river is fine obviously.. i mean he either has a Q and he's calling or he was on a draw so he's not calling... how could you let him bluff the river since he checked? make a smallish bet and get him to raise it? no, a shove is more profitable.

fuck I should just sell some of my Pokemon cards, if no one stakes that is what I will have to do - lostaccountLast edit: 20/11/2007 06:21

SakiSaki    Sweden. Nov 20 2007 10:28. Posts 9685

1: You should be looking for 3 streets of value here. Dont check turn.

2: fine

3: fine, I like a bigger flopraise, making it 16-18 bloats the pot and makes stacking him easier

what wackass site is this nigga?  

Syntax   United States. Nov 20 2007 11:03. Posts 4415


  On November 20 2007 09:28 SakiSaki wrote:


3: fine, I like a bigger flopraise, making it 16-18 bloats the pot and makes stacking him easier



raise to 16-18, isnt that never going to get called?? only by like AQ, KK, AA, MAYBE KQ?
seems like bit of an overbet or am i giving these guys too much credit?

wut wut wut 

TalentedTom    Canada. Nov 20 2007 11:55. Posts 20070

QQ bet all three streets including river for value

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SakiSaki    Sweden. Nov 20 2007 15:19. Posts 9685


  On November 20 2007 10:03 Syntax wrote:
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raise to 16-18, isnt that never going to get called?? only by like AQ, KK, AA, MAYBE KQ?
seems like bit of an overbet or am i giving these guys too much credit?


16-18 isnt an overbet lol, you should probably try to learn how to calculate posized bets. And if you never get called by anyone by raising 16-18 just do it every hand.

what wackass site is this nigga?  

Verbloten   Australia. Nov 20 2007 15:20. Posts 1889

thanks guys - you probably won't get this reply but thanks! i'll do this more often.


 



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