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Handnr: 1021091
Submitted by : MARSHALL28

PokerStars Zoom Hand #105223315509: Holdem No Limit ($2.50/$5.00) - 2013/10/08 18:07:50 ET
Table Lambda Velorum 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Glyu_M99 ($500 in chips)
Seat 2: MrGamblerr ($889.49 in chips)
Seat 3: ratboy x ($482.61 in chips)
Seat 4: ICEMAN2710 ($604.65 in chips)
Seat 5: Marshall28 ($703.60 in chips)
Seat 6: georgica90 ($257.30 in chips)
MrGamblerr: posts small blind $2.50
ratboy x: posts big blind $5

Holecards
Dealt to Marshall28 8h9h
ICEMAN2710: folds
Marshall28: raises $10 to $15
georgica90: folds
Glyu_M99: calls $15
MrGamblerr: folds
ratboy x: folds

Flop (Pot : $37.50)

   Qd2c2s
Marshall28: bets $25
Glyu_M99: calls $25

Turn (Pot : $87.50)

   Qd2c2sJh
Marshall28: bets $50
Glyu_M99: calls $50

River (Pot : $187.50)

   Qd2c2sJhTd
Marshall28: bets $135
Glyu_M99: raises $275 to $410 and is all-in
Marshall28: folds
Uncalled bet ($275) returned to Glyu_M99
Glyu_M99 collected $454.70 from pot
Glyu_M99: doesnt show hand

Summary
Total pot $457.50 | Rake $2.80
Board  Qd2c2sJhTd
Seat 1: Glyu_M99 (button) collected ($454.70)
Seat 2: MrGamblerr (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: ratboy x (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 4: ICEMAN2710 folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 5: Marshall28 folded on the River
Seat 6: georgica90 folded before Flop (didnt bet)

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chris   United States. Oct 14 2013 19:00. Posts 5503

why is this a fold here? is this a spot where its likely he was flatting each street because he was super strong and wanted to let you build pot before jamming river? wouldn't he 3bet QQ JJ TT AK pre? is he really calling two streets with k9?

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Baalim   Mexico. Oct 14 2013 19:14. Posts 34262

this seems like a very disciplined fold against a reg that never shoves 2 pair

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chris   United States. Oct 14 2013 19:32. Posts 5503

shouldn't villain be 3betting most of his range that beats hero here? not arguing that it is a call, just curious how you find a fold - like you said, disciplined. i'm retarded and would not take time to think much and probably insta click call and lose a stack, as that 10 is obviously the best card for us. it also seems like a spot that would be tough for him to bluff

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Smuft   Canada. Oct 14 2013 21:01. Posts 633

hero's barreling range here is incredibly strong -> villain will not raise 2 pair for value
villain has almost no hands he can turn into a bluff on the river and even for the few combos he can turn into a bluff, he will be very unlikely to do so as hero's betting range is so strong

surprisingly easy fold (also a good spot in villains shoes to turn some combos of AJs/KQo into a bluff vs more sophisticated opponents)


LemOn[5thF]   Czech Republic. Oct 15 2013 02:52. Posts 15163


  On October 14 2013 18:32 chris wrote:
shouldn't villain be 3betting most of his range that beats hero here? not arguing that it is a call, just curious how you find a fold - like you said, disciplined. i'm retarded and would not take time to think much and probably insta click call and lose a stack, as that 10 is obviously the best card for us. it also seems like a spot that would be tough for him to bluff


JJ should be in flatting range for sure preflop most of the time and QQ a good amount too depending on the blinds no?

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GoldRush   United States. Oct 15 2013 11:45. Posts 1025

feels like 22 lol


 

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