Push turn ?

Push if you hate money

On April 28 2006 05:32 Mashe wrote: Push turn ?

huh?

Actually I really hate every single street of this hand.

How would you have played it ?

i really like this hand, although i prefer a checkraise on the flop if you're gonna be aggressive here

On April 28 2006 05:34 Muhweli wrote: Push if you hate money

damn right

Yes i realize pushing turn is a bad idea. Even calling his raise turn is a bit loose but finally its ok :D

just because you won you think its oke
10 outs to win right? so thats somewhere near 20%?

I think with implied odds its almost ok calling his raise turn.

I don't play 6-max usually, and I'm also a NL50 player so take my advice with precaution.
But I don't like the preflop call OOP with no other limper.
On the flop, you have a gutshot+backdoor FD. That amounts to very small winning odds, yet you bet out. I assume you play your sets the same way on the flop ? What would you have done against a raise ?
On the turn, you're a 3.4:1 dog and you're getting 3.2:1 to call his raise, so that should be fine (you need to win only 3.5 more on the river to justify calling the raise). However you get these odds only because you bet out as a big dog in the first place

I play all my hands very agressive on flop especially if i raise preflop. Here i am OOP so i choose to bet and see what he does. Against a raise i would have fold.

It's not necessarily a poorly played hand... if you've been an aggressive player it's not a bad way to play it and the keep betting when you pick up outs is not bad even if you only have that 20%... The thing here is what did you put the other guy on? Had you seen this guy always fold to people who bet out because he fears trips or the likes. Is he weak after the flop and that's why you bet but you continued to bet since he didn't raise the flop? Calling his turn raise was ok, with implied odds and you having a 25% chance of hitting it was about a break even play probably... I don't know if you could have stacked him had you caught the flush instead of the inside straight...

It's a good way to play a backfired hand... ie. if you felt your plan backfired when he called you and then raised you ok, you need to switch your game around a bit... but if he was a station and you should have expected this they the move was terrible

every street is fine
pf is a little hairy
flop id probably check fold
turn is fine
river id lead i think, but cr is good if you know he will bet

I put him on a hand he would not fold whatever is the river. So fold equity 0 here. I put him on AK, AA or KK here since he is very tight preflop.