Show hand : 896206

Handnr: 896206
Submitted by : TilICollapse

Full Tilt Poker Game #28971591349: Table Electro - $2/$4 - No Limit Hold'em - 20:08:00 ET - 2011/03/12
Seat 1: DrinkMyJuggs ($539.40)
Seat 2: bodr94kom ($669.60)
Seat 3: jolohu ($408.30)
Seat 4: eiji05 ($170)
Seat 5: TiIICoIIapse ($1,483.30)
Seat 6: uatheone ($418)
Seat 7: Darkrevenger ($645)
Seat 8: globaldominate ($712.15)
Seat 9: moronforce ($130.20)
globaldominate posts the small blind of $2
moronforce posts the big blind of $4
The button is in seat #7

Holecards
Dealt to TiIICoIIapse
DrinkMyJuggs folds
bodr94kom folds
jolohu has 8 seconds left to act
jolohu raises to $12
eiji05 folds
TiIICoIIapse calls $12
uatheone folds
Darkrevenger folds
globaldominate folds
moronforce folds

Flop (Pot : $30.00)

   
jolohu checks
TiIICoIIapse bets $24
jolohu has 15 seconds left to act
jolohu raises to $86
TiIICoIIapse

Comments

TilICollapse   United States. Mar 12 2011 20:13. Posts 218 13/10 reg, no reads.

TheHuHu3   United States. Mar 12 2011 20:46. Posts 5544 Call, and shut down on paired turn / riv . TheHuHu4 coming soon :)

johnmagi   Norway. Mar 12 2011 20:58. Posts 1424   On March 12 2011 19:46 TheHuHu3 wrote: Call, and shut down on paired turn / riv . This, and also shut down if you dont hit a heart

TalentedTom    Canada. Mar 12 2011 21:57. Posts 20070 i usually just fold here dont think you ahve implied odds if turn is 9h, Th, 5h, 4h for example furthermore you have werird reverse implied odds on Q/J turns, furthermore he can have a higher FD in which case you are in super deep shit Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same

LMS   United States. Mar 12 2011 22:21. Posts 212 first thought was a fold, since your equity is at best a flip or maybe <20% as TalentedTom mentioned, but I am a nit and probably just fold pre too. but this guy is a reg(and obviously a solid midstakes fr player) and you have no reads about his postflop play? I mean not even cb% as PFR, af, or anything? if he is unbalanced it makes decisions a little easier imo.

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