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Handnr: 113874
Submitted by : exalted

FullTiltPoker Game #1391229096: Table Marcon (6 max) - $0.10/$0.25 - No Limit Hold'em - 11:38:08 ET - 2006/12/11
Seat 1: im_a_good_girl ($17.75)
Seat 2: exaltedsky ($23.80)
Seat 3: SanchoHH ($34.10)
Seat 4: Thxlbx ($21.75)
Seat 5: str1ke ($24.15)
Seat 6: TMoney4585 ($20.35)
str1ke posts the small blind of $0.10
TMoney4585 posts the big blind of $0.25
The button is in seat #4

Holecards
Dealt to exaltedsky TdQd
im_a_good_girl folds
exaltedsky raises to $1
SanchoHH folds
Thxlbx calls $1
str1ke folds
TMoney4585 folds

Flop (Pot : $2.35)

   TcKsQs
exaltedsky bets $2.35
Thxlbx raises to $7
exaltedsky has 15 seconds left to act
exaltedsky raises to $22.80, and is all in
Thxlbx calls $13.75, and is all in
exaltedsky shows TdQd
Thxlbx shows AdJd
Uncalled bet of $2.05 returned to exaltedsky

Turn (Pot : $47.95)

   TcKsQs8c

River (Pot : $47.95)

   TcKsQs8c6s
exaltedsky shows two pair, Queens and Tens
Thxlbx shows a straight, Ace high
Thxlbx wins the pot ($41.70) with a straight, Ace high
im_a_good_girl: nh

Summary
Total pot $43.85 | Rake $2.15
Board:  TcKsQs8c6s
Seat 1: im_a_good_girl didn't bet (folded)
Seat 2: exaltedsky showed TdQd and lost with two pair, Queens and Tens
Seat 3: SanchoHH didn't bet (folded)
Seat 4: Thxlbx (button) showed AdJd and won ($41.70) with a straight, Ace high
Seat 5: str1ke (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 6: TMoney4585 (big blind) folded before the Flop

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exalted   United States. Dec 12 2006 09:54. Posts 2918

Thoughts on this hand would be appreciated.

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Spambuckle   Canada. Dec 12 2006 10:13. Posts 456

you can fold this preflop, QTs is not such a great hand

UTG+1 at $25nl 6max I'd probably fold QTs 100% of the time

you also shouldn't be betting so much on the flop.

you need to have a standardized continuation bet, and it's best for that to be around 2/3rd to 3/4ths of the pot size. you get close to the same fold equity with that size bet as you would with an exact pot-size bet, but when you bet slightly less than the pot you can still profit off it even if it gets contested more than half the time, it's just kind of the sweet-spot for continuation bets

and obviously when you actually catch a decent flop (like this one) you should be betting exactly as much as you would be betting if you hadn't caught that flop (again, not pot-size, 2/3 to 3/4)

it's been so long since I've played $25NL but I can tell you bottom two pair is rarely a stack-worthy hand at those limits. the people there play so loose and passive that you're easily afforded the right to wait for better hands, so you might as well fold this after he raises your c-bet

the only circumstance where I think bottom two-pair is a stack-worthy (by that I mean, worth risking a whole buy-in for) hand, is when you hold something like 87s and the flop comes A87. this is a stack-worthy flop because at these limits you're easily getting paid off by AK, AQ, AJ, and AT

but when you're holding QT on a QTK flop, you're really not a big favorite against much of anything. there are many commonly-played hole cards that dominate you, and even if you're ahead, it's not by much. definitely not stack-worthy at $25NL

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