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Waylander11 11-01-2007 01:12 AM

Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
Loose home game. 1-3 NL. Usual buyin about $200
UTG+1 limps, table folds to hero in cutoff who raises to $12 with KJoff, Button folds, SB and BB call.
-SB has about $600 after winning a huge pot after calling cold 2 allins with A9s for $150 and spiking 2 9s.
-BB has about $200
-UTG+1 has about $500 from relatively good play,played with him before, he's ok and mostly TAG.
-Hero has about $200 and has been playing very tight, KJ is variation/position raise.

Flop is
9d 10c Qs
SB bets $25
BB folds
UTG+1 calls
Hero Calls

Turn is Qd
BB bets $75
UTG+1 thinks about 2 minutes then calls
Hero Folds
Anything i could have done better?

TJ Eckleburg12 11-01-2007 01:31 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
I swear I'm not being results based... I liked raising the flop before I saw the turn. I wouldn't mind daring someone to push over the top on the flop.

As played... I think you made a very professional fold there.

PedroCerrano 11-01-2007 01:35 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
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Anything i could have done better?

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Yes. Raise the flop.

early325 11-01-2007 01:36 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
raise the flop, and wtf at folding the turn

grando 11-01-2007 01:41 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
wtf at flop call

even bigger wtf at turn fold like seriously do you hate money?

UTG+1 has a J like 9175% of the time, and the BB who already folded probably took any 2 cards out of the muck and bet knowing you were a huge-ass pussy

Waylander11 11-01-2007 01:54 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
OK, so what your saying is there is no reason to trap with the nuts on a rainbow flop? Don't i want the turn to brick and then bet on turn or river and get called by 2 pair or a set.

early325 11-01-2007 01:57 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
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OK, so what your saying is there is no reason to trap with the nuts on a rainbow flop? Don't i want the turn to brick and then bet on turn or river and get called by 2 pair or a set.

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you stack 2-pair or a set on the flop.

Waylander11 11-01-2007 02:01 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
This might be more like a tournament type play, but what is wrong with letting a card come off before putting all my money in the pot. I put one of them on a set or two pair, if i push flop i get called and sucked out on. I know its +EV but so is waiting till the turn and then pushing if a safer card hits. That way i don't always go broke if i get sucked out on. Set and two pair are still calling allin if a 2 comes on turn

early325 11-01-2007 02:05 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
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This might be more like a tournament type play, but what is wrong with letting a card come off before putting all my money in the pot. I put one of them on a set or two pair, if i push flop i get called and sucked out on. I know its +EV but so is waiting till the turn and then pushing if a safer card hits. That way i don't always go broke if i get sucked out on.

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because an 8 or K comes off and that kills your action from a set/2pr. and J9/JT/JQ are more likely to gamble esp in a live game if you stick it in on the flop since they have "TWO MORE CARDS ZOMG!!!11!!one!!"

cs3 11-01-2007 02:05 AM

Re: Loose Home Game Flopped Straight
 
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the BB who already folded probably took any 2 cards out of the muck and bet knowing you were a huge-ass pussy

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lol [censored] awesome!





but seriously OP, you need to raise that flop and try to get the money in any way possible. and dont ever fold the turn in a home game there! less than 100BB??? get it in


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