PokerStars Hand #74160349859: Holdem No Limit ($2/$4 USD) - 2012/01/20 5:32:31 ET
Table Phthia III 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: Stroggos_nz ($416.50 in chips)
Seat 2: Roma_Demiden ($400 in chips)
Seat 3: kurtjam ($432.45 in chips)
Seat 4: ERA7ER ($456.20 in chips)
Seat 5: lev67 ($233 in chips)
Seat 6: rukavitsyn ($400 in chips)
lev67: posts small blind $2
rukavitsyn: posts big blind $4
Holecards
Dealt to Stroggos_nz 
Stroggos_nz: raises $8 to $12
Roma_Demiden: folds
kurtjam: folds
ERA7ER: calls $12
lev67: calls $10
rukavitsyn: folds
Flop (Pot : $40.00)
lev67: checks
Stroggos_nz: bets $30
ERA7ER: calls $30
lev67: folds
Turn (Pot : $100.00)
Stroggos_nz: bets $72
ERA7ER: calls $72
River (Pot : $244.00)
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TimDawg  United States. Jan 20 2012 06:04. Posts 10197 | | | |
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Oly United Kingdom. Jan 20 2012 06:08. Posts 3585 | | |
Yeah I agree. The value bet is made much easier here by the vast amount of draws you could be barreling on the turn and have missed. |
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Trolala Estonia. Jan 20 2012 06:13. Posts 2050 | | |
What if
1) Same cards, but flop is rainbow, turn brings draw.
2) Same cards, but flop is rainbow and turn brings 4th suit. |
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n0rthf4ce United States. Jan 20 2012 06:42. Posts 8119 | | |
vs reg i c/c, vs fish i b/f |
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Oly United Kingdom. Jan 20 2012 07:01. Posts 3585 | | |
northface - what do you think of a value bet? And how close is it with a c/c? Really interested thanks... |
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Stroggoz New Zealand. Jan 20 2012 07:07. Posts 5329 | | | |
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ThuNDeR Bulgaria. Jan 20 2012 07:49. Posts 371 | | |
| | On January 20 2012 05:42 n0rthf4ce wrote:
vs reg i c/c, vs fish i b/f |
Hmm I'd normally go the the other way around with these lines.Can you elaborate a little bit more why c/c vs reg is good ? |
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Stroggoz New Zealand. Jan 20 2012 07:55. Posts 5329 | | |
c/c is for balance, and because betting here is a little tricky to get value from much worse, it's not a spot where a reg would 3barrel bluff often so villian's can hero fold a Q here sometimes.
betting here is very easy vs a fish because fish have wide ranges, and they call here because draws missed and no scare cards. |
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ThuNDeR Bulgaria. Jan 20 2012 09:20. Posts 371 | | |
what hands worse than our do you expect a competent reg to bet on the river if we check ?
also I disagree that this is bad spot to 3 barrel,since our perceived range is full of big pairs/broadway cards which hit this board pretty hard so I'd rep KK+/2pair/set/str8 with my missed flushdraws/KJ/J9 |
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n0rthf4ce United States. Jan 20 2012 09:20. Posts 8119 | | |
| | On January 20 2012 06:55 Stroggoz wrote:
c/c is for balance, and because betting here is a little tricky to get value from much worse, it's not a spot where a reg would 3barrel bluff often so villian's can hero fold a Q here sometimes.
betting here is very easy vs a fish because fish have wide ranges, and they call here because draws missed and no scare cards. |
thats pretty much it :o. also i think its important to have a hand this strong in this specific spot so you are not getting owned hard once you check the river by good smart villains. another method to go about it is to incorporate a c/r range on the river but that is a much higher variance approach and i feel not very plausible when you are multitabling. |
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n0rthf4ce United States. Jan 20 2012 09:23. Posts 8119 | | |
| | On January 20 2012 08:20 ThuNDeR wrote:
what hands worse than our do you expect a competent reg to bet on the river if we check ?
also I disagree that this is bad spot to 3 barrel,since our perceived range is full of big pairs/broadway cards which hit this board pretty hard so I'd rep KK+/2pair/set/str8 with my missed flushdraws/KJ/J9 |
a good reg is going to have KK+ a lot more here and not going to hero you down with worse a lot of the time. a lot more value in a check than in a vbet imo.
edit: retarded general statement that doesnt apply to this riv --; |
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mnj United States. Jan 20 2012 22:54. Posts 3848 | | |
| | On January 20 2012 09:02 Night2o1 wrote:
nice, i learned |
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