Show hand : 227673

Handnr: 227673
Submitted by : Sean.G

GAME #596077074: Texas Hold'em NL $0.10/$0.20 2007-07-09 17:27:25
Table Scarlet
Seat 1: spahour ($25.42 in chips)
Seat 3: GoldRiviera ($12.94 in chips)
Seat 5: Coldwhitelight ($33.37 in chips)
Seat 6: MistaaarBluff ($18.30 in chips)
Seat 8: Lotuscake ($20.00 in chips) DEALER
Seat 10: ambre062 ($11.97 in chips)
ambre062: Post SB $0.10
spahour: Post BB $0.20

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Lotuscake
Dealt to Coldwhitelight
GoldRiviera: Fold
Coldwhitelight: Call $0.20
MistaaarBluff: Fold
Lotuscake : Raise $1.20
ambre062: Fold
spahour: Call $1.00
Coldwhitelight: Call $1.00

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $3.70)

   
spahour: Check
Coldwhitelight: Bet $3.50
Lotuscake : Raise $9.00
spahour: Fold
Coldwhitelight: Allin $28.67
Lotuscake : Allin $9.80

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $54.67)

   

River (Pot : $54.67)

   

Summary
Total pot $53.67 Rake $1.00
Coldwhitelight: wins $53.67

Comments

Sean.G   Norway. Jul 09 2007 12:15. Posts 238 In which part of the betting/raising sequence do I fold this? Poker is quiet war; it is tidy bloodlust; it is ripping the guts out of the guy next to you and tossing them back in his face with a pair of aces.

nolan   Ireland. Jul 09 2007 12:46. Posts 6205 sometimes i'll fold right when the guy bets pot. you see; if he bets pot there and hes not the original raiser (note that he limp/called as well which represents usually low PP and suited connectors) it tells me he has a set or a baby flush and is looking to protect his hand. At best he probably has a straight flush draw / overs and a flush draw to which you have poor equity. It might seem weird but I think open folding the flop to his PSB is best. You could possibly consider calling and re-evaluating on the turn but to me it seems pretty obvious that he is protecting a hand. On September 08 2008 10:07 Baal wrote: my head is a gyroscope, your argument is invalid

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