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Handnr: 1045926
Submitted by : Corde

PokerStars Zoom Hand #125480685562: Holdem No Limit ($0.05/$0.10) - 2014/11/20 23:57:46 WET [2014/11/20 18:57:46 ET]
Table Klinkenberg 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Hero ($19.42 in chips)
Seat 2: Rafa89cp ($9.90 in chips)
Seat 3: Edward731 ($10 in chips)
Seat 4: de lem ($16.05 in chips)
Seat 5: saulock ($21.08 in chips)
Seat 6: BloedSerieu$ ($22.51 in chips)
Rafa89cp: posts small blind $0.05
Edward731: posts big blind $0.10

Holecards
Dealt to Hero QsJs
de lem: folds
saulock: folds
BloedSerieu$: calls $0.10
Hero: raises $0.35 to $0.45
Rafa89cp: calls $0.40
Edward731: folds
BloedSerieu$: calls $0.35

Flop (Pot : $1.45)

   TsKs6s
Rafa89cp: checks
BloedSerieu$: checks
Hero: bets $0.70
Rafa89cp: folds
BloedSerieu$: calls $0.70

Turn (Pot : $2.85)

   TsKs6s9c
BloedSerieu$: checks
Hero: bets $1.79
BloedSerieu$: calls $1.79

River (Pot : $6.43)

   TsKs6s9c3h
BloedSerieu$: bets $3.10
Hero:

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Corde   United Kingdom. Nov 20 2014 19:01. Posts 1099

? call?

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devon06atX   Canada. Nov 20 2014 19:38. Posts 5459

? shove?


Trav94   Canada. Nov 20 2014 19:50. Posts 1789

jam that shit man... easiest jam ever. You could contemplate calling if you had like 23ss against some people, but even then...


Daut    United States. Nov 20 2014 20:14. Posts 8955


  On November 20 2014 18:50 Trav94 wrote:
jam that shit man... easiest jam ever. You could contemplate calling if you had like 23ss against some people, but even then...



23s is much closer to a fold than a raise. i wouldnt do either, just sayin.

this is pretty close when you block the 2nd/3rd nut flushes and youre 200bb deep. at these limits the best play is probably to raise to ~8 and fold to a shove. pretty exploitable, but whatever

NewbSaibot: 18 TIMES THE SPEED OF LIGHT. Because FUCK YOU, DautLast edit: 20/11/2014 20:19

traxamillion   United States. Nov 21 2014 07:06. Posts 10468

Not that I would expect this player to take this into account but the reason I wouldn't raise fold river here is because villain's most likely bluff hands are naked As hands and they should bet and then theoretically jam vs any raise with the nut blocker; causing hero to make a catastrophic fold which would be much worse than just calling or folding in the first place


Corde   United Kingdom. Nov 21 2014 07:45. Posts 1099


  On November 20 2014 18:50 Trav94 wrote:
jam that shit man... easiest jam ever. You could contemplate calling if you had like 23ss against some people, but even then...


yes, but we are 200bb deep.


Daut    United States. Nov 21 2014 11:44. Posts 8955


  On November 21 2014 06:06 traxamillion wrote:
Not that I would expect this player to take this into account but the reason I wouldn't raise fold river here is because villain's most likely bluff hands are naked As hands and they should bet and then theoretically jam vs any raise with the nut blocker; causing hero to make a catastrophic fold which would be much worse than just calling or folding in the first place



i dont think this type of player (limp/slowplay) will do that. if this were a live game vs a good hand reading tough player, i flat for the reasons you stated.

NewbSaibot: 18 TIMES THE SPEED OF LIGHT. Because FUCK YOU, Daut 

fira   United States. Nov 21 2014 13:04. Posts 6345

agree w/ daut. raise-small/fold seems like a decent line, but hard to balance. we almost always have a medium flush when we do it, never a bluff, and sometimes nut flush but villain won't make a move unless he has nut blocker anyway

so yeah i'd go for raise-small/fold if we have a good read on villain, otherwise raise bigger with nuts/air


 

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