Show hand : 472381

Handnr: 472381
Submitted by : Cray0ns

PokerStars Game #18378761196: Hold'em No Limit ($1/$2) - 2008/06/25 - 16:21:39 (ET)
Table 'Prothoon IV' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: gattomax ($283.80 in chips)
Seat 2: Nehekus ($201 in chips)
Seat 3: Hero ($200 in chips)
Seat 4: JTC123 ($239.05 in chips)
Seat 5: Rrich64 ($146.10 in chips)
Seat 6: bek19712007 ($136.50 in chips)
Nehekus: posts small blind $1
Hero : posts big blind $2

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
JTC123: raises $6 to $8
Rrich64: folds
bek19712007: folds
gattomax: folds
Nehekus: folds
Hero : raises $18 to $26
JTC123: calls $18

Flop (Pot : $53.00)

   
Hero : bets $32
JTC123: calls $32

Turn (Pot : $117.00)

   
Hero : bets $142

Comments

Cray0ns   United States. Jun 25 2008 14:28. Posts 993 I also cr here sometimes, but this villain struck me as more weakpassive and not likely to bet a flush draw, AJ, QQ, pair+straight draw here but will almost always call - and sometimes a lot of rivers kill my action. Maybe betting 100 is better.   Last edit: 25/06/2008 14:34

Grass.nS)   United States. Jun 25 2008 14:40. Posts 400   Last edit: 25/06/2008 14:41

Grass.nS)   United States. Jun 25 2008 14:40. Posts 400 Yea betting somewhere around pot and ur shove is basically the same in this situation. If you bet the flop around 38-40 then ur turn shove will be closer to pot instead of an overbet. I don't see any reason to bet smaller on such a drawy flop.

anon   Lithuania. Jun 25 2008 14:44. Posts 5965 bet flop harder, shove turn Doyle Brunson: Fights with your wife or girlfriend are not healthy for you bank roll

Zettai Ryoiki   . Jun 25 2008 14:57. Posts 325 I like your line. This seems fine to me.

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