PokerStars Game #72232486097: Holdem No Limit ($1/$2 USD) - 2011/12/15 16:17:10 PT [2011/12/15 19:17:10 ET]
Table Aquarius II 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: milenadrea ($74 in chips)
Seat 2: GRBigGero ($220.30 in chips)
Seat 3: Piri1 ($213.90 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero ($208 in chips)
Seat 5: fattybaby ($258.40 in chips)
Seat 6: slapnuts3 ($161 in chips)
Seat 7: mcmarv85 ($101.75 in chips)
Seat 9: PunKkKid ($217 in chips)
GRBigGero: posts small blind $1
Piri1: posts big blind $2
Holecards
Dealt to Hero 
Hero: raises $4 to $6
fattybaby: folds
slapnuts3: folds
mcmarv85: folds
PunKkKid: calls $6
milenadrea: folds
GRBigGero: folds
Piri1: folds
Flop (Pot : $15.00)
Hero: bets $12
PunKkKid: calls $12
Turn (Pot : $39.00)
Hero: bets $26.50
PunKkKid: calls $26.50
River (Pot : $92.00)
Hero:
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BrocheN United States. Dec 15 2011 19:38. Posts 932 | | |
i think $32 on turn is better.. then what about river? |
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i like the tunr sizing
duno why
i like it more than 32 and i like a check raise on tunr more than betting 32
duno
betting 32 on turn make our hand too much face up
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barbieman Sweden. Dec 15 2011 21:30. Posts 2132 | | |
without any history I'm ch-c here |
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check call is sick bad wtf
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whamm! Albania. Dec 15 2011 21:39. Posts 11625 | | |
single raised pot oop u dont bet bigger on turn with TpTk? havent played in months but is that any good?  |
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barbieman Sweden. Dec 15 2011 21:42. Posts 2132 | | |
mkmk, thought he'd turn fd's into bluffs more than call with KQs, KTs and now and then a TT or what not. I have never played FR so I should probably just stay out of this one |
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if villian is reg, i'd very often check fold here in a FR game, I also dont expect him to bluff very often even with busted draws |
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i think the weakest hand i'd prob value bet here is AA |
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TimDawg  United States. Dec 16 2011 02:28. Posts 10197 | | | |
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spets1 Australia. Dec 16 2011 07:56. Posts 2179 | | |
hmm i dont get it how is my hand shove and this hand c/f?
they dont seem too different besides the stakes. Explain plz.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/928881
cant he have 55-TT, Kx?, missed FD's? Ok it seems the range is not as wide as in my hand. Is that the reason?
Isn't he showing weakness by calling? Why not bet/fold?
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Dec 16 2011 09:10. Posts 8649 | | |
| | On December 16 2011 06:56 spets1 wrote:
hmm i dont get it how is my hand shove and this hand c/f?
they dont seem too different besides the stakes. Explain plz.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/928881
cant he have 55-TT, Kx?, missed FD's? Ok it seems the range is not as wide as in my hand. Is that the reason?
Isn't he showing weakness by calling? Why not bet/fold?
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ranges are more static in general at FR, esp when a reg is calling another reg's UTG open (compared to a "reggish" 25nl player at 6max defending his big blind). i don't play FR much but i'm guessing folding KQ preflop is pretty standard in villain's shoes, and he's not calling turn with 55-TT. without any history it seems like AK is likely the bottom of villain's range for calling a riverbet. |
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dogmeat Czech Republic. Dec 16 2011 09:49. Posts 6374 | | |
i always try to turn something into bluff here but fuckers alwas c/c w/ AK here so i dunno |
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