PokerStars Game #5686128125: Hold'em No Limit ($1/$2) - 2006/07/26 - 03:46:42 (ET)
Table 'Eurynome' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: Vic3Roy ($475.10 in chips)
Seat 2: DWare94 ($309.55 in chips)
Seat 4: El Jefe Nada ($96.60 in chips)
Seat 5: hoot&holler ($17.70 in chips)
Seat 6: Proofz ($426.30 in chips)
hoot&holler: posts small blind $1
Proofz: posts big blind $2
Holecards
Dealt to Vic3Roy 
Vic3Roy: raises $6 to $8
DWare94: folds
El Jefe Nada: folds
hoot&holler: folds
Proofz: calls $6
Flop (Pot : $17)
Proofz: checks
Vic3Roy: checks
Turn (Pot : $17)
Proofz: bets $6
Vic3Roy: raises $16 to $22
Proofz: raises $43 to $65
Vic3Roy: calls $43
River (Pot : $147)
DWare94 leaves the table
Proofz: checks
Vic3Roy: bets $50
Proofz: folds
Vic3Roy collected $145 from pot
Vic3Roy: doesn't show hand
Summary
Total pot $147 | Rake $2
Board
Seat 1: Vic3Roy collected ($145)
Seat 2: DWare94 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: El Jefe Nada (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: hoot&holler (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: Proofz (big blind) folded on the River
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Vic3Roy Finland. Jul 26 2006 01:51. Posts 3049 | | | |
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capaneo Canada. Jul 26 2006 01:53. Posts 8465 | | |
defenetly no! who do you think would call that? |
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Moloch United States. Jul 26 2006 01:54. Posts 6144 | | |
i think you played this fine except that you didnt bet the flop
if you raise suited connectors from early positions, its so that you can flop a draw |
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Moloch United States. Jul 26 2006 01:59. Posts 6144 | | |
actually, now that i think about it, that river bet sucks. when you raise a suited connector from early position, its to disguise your hand when you hit a draw and therefore have bigge rimplied odds and fold equity. flatcalling the turn is correct because the board is paired and he could have a boat there, but when he checks the river the best play is not to value bet 1/3 pot which makes it evident that you have a very strong hands that knows that the river weakened his hand, but to make a pot sized bet tha tmakes it clear what you're representing. when he sees you're openly representing the seven with a potsized bet on the river, he may feel "he raised from early position, how can he have a seven here? this makes no sense, i'm calling here with my pocket 9's" or whatever, and you'll catch him
the way you play this i think you rarely get paid on the river making that bet and its better good for your image i think when he folds to a potsized bet |
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Vic3Roy Finland. Jul 26 2006 02:00. Posts 3049 | | |
Nah, I wont ever raise this flop unless I know he doesnt have trips for sure.
If I get reraised with trips here on flop I'm totally screwed. |
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Moloch United States. Jul 26 2006 02:00. Posts 6144 | | | |
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Moloch United States. Jul 26 2006 02:01. Posts 6144 | | |
he didn't bet the flop, he checked it to you and you checked behind. |
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Vic3Roy Finland. Jul 26 2006 02:12. Posts 3049 | | |
Well excuse me for saying the wrong word, I'm truly sorry. |
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capaneo Canada. Jul 26 2006 02:26. Posts 8465 | | |
| | On July 26 2006 01:00 Vic3Roy wrote:
Nah, I wont ever raise this flop unless I know he doesnt have trips for sure.
If I get reraised with trips here on flop I'm totally screwed. |
actually I'd bet this flop hopin he has trips and I'd call the raise and push the turn if I hit if I don't hit the turn then I'd fold easily. specially since both of you guys are ultra deep I think that was your best play there. |
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cariadon Estonia. Jul 26 2006 02:36. Posts 4019 | | |
Since you are not drawing to the nuts you don't want to play for (deep)stacks. Checking flop behind is a great way to control pot size. Turn i like, river bet is fishy. 1/3pot seems weird... |
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