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Handnr: 923833
Submitted by : wobbly_au

PokerStars Game #69438462081: Holdem No Limit ($200/$400 USD) - 2011/10/24 14:48:04 CCT [2011/10/24 2:48:04 ET]
Table Wabash II 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: thecortster ($53786 in chips)
Seat 2: wobbly_au ($104780 in chips)
Seat 3: nutsinho ($40000 in chips)
Seat 4: takechip ($105545 in chips)
Seat 5: LiangYu ($40791 in chips)
Seat 6: PokrCroaker ($37920 in chips)
takechip: posts small blind $200
LiangYu: posts big blind $400

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to wobbly_au QhKc
PokrCroaker: folds
thecortster: folds
wobbly_au: raises $800 to $1200
nutsinho: folds
takechip: folds
LiangYu: raises $2400 to $3600
wobbly_au: calls $2400

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $7,400.00)

   8h2sQc
LiangYu: bets $4800
wobbly_au: calls $4800

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $17,000.00)

   8h2sQc8d
LiangYu: bets $9000
wobbly_au: calls $9000

River (Pot : $35,000.00)

   8h2sQc8d5c
LiangYu: bets $23391 and is all-in
wobbly_au: calls $23391

Showdown
LiangYu: shows AcAd (two pair, Aces and Eights)
wobbly_au: mucks hand
LiangYu collected $81777 from pot

Summary
Total pot $81782 | Rake $5
Board  8h2sQc8d5c
Seat 1: thecortster folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 2: wobbly_au mucked QhKc
Seat 3: nutsinho (button) folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 4: takechip (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 5: LiangYu (big blind) showed AcAd and won ($81777) with two pair, Aces and Eights
Seat 6: PokrCroaker folded before Flop (didnt bet)

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wobbly_au   Australia. Oct 24 2011 03:01. Posts 6540

Seen him 3bet AJ stack off on AXX seen him 3bet KT

Is this pretty standard? Or does someone find a fold?

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n0rthf4ce    United States. Oct 24 2011 03:02. Posts 8119

this is about as standard as it gets. ul man

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wobbly_au   Australia. Oct 24 2011 03:06. Posts 6540

I figured as much, but i mean my gut was screaming fold~~ o wellz

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Highcard   Canada. Oct 24 2011 03:12. Posts 5428

pretty lame but I would have probably had to think about a lot of Liangyu 3 bet style, tendencies. Really hard spot to be up against worse range, what are his Stats/pf calling range? this is a marginal spot with such high variance and low BIs, might pitch turns/rivers, unless he is a maniac 3 barreller?

I have seen him 3 bet sb v UTG, 3 barrel off on QxxQx board and Lose to KQ, so i guess that should make your call a small part easier.

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Highcard   Canada. Oct 24 2011 03:20. Posts 5428

21 combos beat you
6 combos are ties
maybe 2 combos you beat
then all the rest are bluffs, how often is he 3 barrel off 99-JJ, AJ, A10, AK, etc?

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Highcard   Canada. Oct 24 2011 03:26. Posts 5428

basically, it looks just about as breakeven as it gets, sucks it's a $23k breakeven call, barring no very specific reads

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AndrewSong    United States. Oct 24 2011 04:07. Posts 2355


  On October 24 2011 02:26 Highcard wrote:
basically, it looks just about as breakeven as it gets, sucks it's a $23k breakeven call, barring no very specific reads



well once he makes the decision to call preflop, there's no folding in this hand


hredunos   Poland. Oct 24 2011 04:37. Posts 222

AndrewSong - its wrong assumption, esp vs fishy players.


SpasticInk   Sweden. Oct 24 2011 05:01. Posts 6298

not really... how do you justify calling this pre and then folding on a perfect board.


Babs   Australia. Oct 24 2011 05:15. Posts 1178


  On October 24 2011 03:37 hredunos wrote:
AndrewSong - its right assumption, esp vs fishy players.



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NeillyJQ   United States. Oct 24 2011 05:31. Posts 8947

ive been watching him.

he does 3bet Q7o oop and barrel strong on flop and shutdown on AJ98Q

he hasnt barreled too often oop in 3bet pots tonite or last nite

he doesn't 3barrel often at all in 3b pots

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Stroggoz   New Zealand. Oct 24 2011 05:49. Posts 5329

not a popular spot to 3barrel bluff, but you'd need many thousands of hands on them to fold this imo.

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EvilSky    Czech Republic. Oct 24 2011 06:19. Posts 8918

Im not sure how relevant those reads are to this specific turn and river spot. I mean sure we can assume he can have some worse hands for value, but we cant really know for sure and we certainly dont know if he would play his pure air like this.


qwerty67890   New Zealand. Oct 24 2011 10:08. Posts 14026

Neilly you should jump in the game


locoo   Peru. Oct 24 2011 11:15. Posts 4561

the fact that the 8 pairs up on the turn and you calling can make for a river fold imo

bitte bitte bitte bitte bitte bitte 

eestwood   United Kingdom. Oct 24 2011 11:22. Posts 702

would love to see this thread if he'd fold the riv

can we all ball 

Highcard   Canada. Oct 24 2011 11:34. Posts 5428


  On October 24 2011 04:49 Stroggoz wrote:
not a popular spot to 3barrel bluff, but you'd need many thousands of hands on them to fold this imo.



you definitely do not need many thousands of hands? 3bet stats are barely going to play a factor here, you need to know his exact 3 barrel tendencies/freq/ranges and that will only come from reviewing all the HHs

Like I said this unbelievably dry of a board, in a spot that is literally 100% breakeven unless you know he won't shove worse Q, might be a fold only because you can use that $23k better against the fish in other hands. Better to fold and save $23k if it means you won't be able to play much more $40k poker for a long time against this fish who shove 140BB with 33 as a 4bet backraise with 4 people in pot. It's like christmas now 3bet calling off 88 against him and doing ridiculous well against his range.

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