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Handnr: 933684
Submitted by : gawdawaful

Table Kraz IV Real Money
Seat 2 is the button
Seat 1: Hero $154.30 USD
Seat 2: Alternice JA $72.00 USD
Seat 4: laurensds $100.00 USD
Seat 5: Sixcarbs $104.95 USD
Seat 6: Julitro 10 $102.75 USD
laurensds posts small blind [$0.50 USD].
Sixcarbs posts big blind [$1.00 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Hero [QsKd ]
Julitro 10 folds
Hero raises [$3.00 USD]
Alternice JA folds
laurensds calls [$2.50 USD]
Sixcarbs folds

Flop (Pot : $7.00)

   Ks7sKc
laurensds checks
Hero bets [$4.80 USD]
laurensds calls [$4.80 USD]

Turn (Pot : $16.60)

   Ks7sKc4s
laurensds checks
Hero bets [$11.50 USD]
laurensds calls [$11.50 USD]

River (Pot : $39.60)

   Ks7sKc4sKh
laurensds checks
Hero bets ?

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gawdawaful   Canada. Jan 04 2012 11:51. Posts 9012

Villain is some sort of 20+ vpip reg. I think the orbit before on this same table he 3b/fold vs a small 4b in a btn/bb situation. His 3b was around 7-8% iirc but mostly in position

I'm guessing hes unlikely to call me with floosh so should I be overbetting or at least full potting it here?

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TalentedTom    Canada. Jan 04 2012 12:29. Posts 20070

i'd say his most likley hand here is 88-TT, those hands will often call a bet - prob not an overbet *unless hes very bad

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DustySwedeDude   Sweden. Jan 04 2012 12:35. Posts 8623

Yea I'd bet on the smaller side.


thewh00sel    United States. Jan 04 2012 12:50. Posts 2734

lil over half pot seems sufficient. He probably doesn't have a flush, he would've check raised it on the turn most likely. Feels like he has mid-lowl PP's with a spade or AJ/AT with a spade. Might hero it with those but unlikely for a big bet. I would stick with betting small like TT and dusty said.

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the cleaner   Germany. Jan 04 2012 13:17. Posts 3014

i would bet 21.50$

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NeillyJQ   United States. Jan 04 2012 13:36. Posts 8947

$26 seems right to me

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gawdawaful   Canada. Jan 04 2012 13:42. Posts 9012

He snapped a $32 bet w/AsAx
So on a related point, if I got here w/AsXx or what have you, do you guys think this is a good spot to bet big as a bluff? I was under the impression that this is a pretty bad spot to try and move people off but you guys are recommending a smaller bet

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Mariuslol   Norway. Jan 04 2012 13:55. Posts 4742

Not read replies, I think I'd bet 30 - 34, that looks exactly like a standard value bet, which is the size he'd assume you'd make if you were bluffing, so that looks perfect as a bluff at least.

Also think any pairs like, 88 - QQ will look you up if you do this.


Tensai176   Canada. Jan 04 2012 14:15. Posts 1018

I like Overbet

edit: And thats why I'm bad at poker =[

 Last edit: 04/01/2012 14:17

TimDawg    United States. Jan 04 2012 15:35. Posts 10197

I like to bet pretty big in these spots. I like 32

People just never fold here

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TalentedTom    Canada. Jan 04 2012 15:43. Posts 20070

if i was blufffing here i'd bet small to move him off a flush ;-0 cause thats the only hand that folds $20 or so should work

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thewh00sel    United States. Jan 04 2012 16:45. Posts 2734


  On January 04 2012 12:42 gawdawaful wrote:
He snapped a $32 bet w/AsAx
So on a related point, if I got here w/AsXx or what have you, do you guys think this is a good spot to bet big as a bluff? I was under the impression that this is a pretty bad spot to try and move people off but you guys are recommending a smaller bet


It's a bad spot to move people off but if you bet 20-22 you widen your value range instead of being polarized which has all sorts of positive effects. For instance, to be results oriented with his exact hand he likely would check raise a 20 dollar bet bc your value range is bigger and he beats a lot of it and you can stack him

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Corde   United Kingdom. Jan 04 2012 17:56. Posts 1099

i'd shove, if he is gonna call my turn bet here


Artanis[Xp]   Netherlands. Jan 04 2012 19:27. Posts 4697

check to balance your range


gawdawaful   Canada. Jan 04 2012 21:38. Posts 9012

interesting, I figured my bet here on the end (32) would be both as my bluff size and value size. Interesting feed back, thanks a lot guys!

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sunnysky7   . Jan 05 2012 07:33. Posts 1549

31 or just pot it


 

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