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Old 10-02-2007, 03:04 AM
sharkscopeaholic sharkscopeaholic is offline
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Default midnight madness AQo utg

i shoulda checked then called river bet from him right? How big of a check call could i have made? Call a pot bet?

sorry guys, the hand converter isnt posting stack sizes or pot sizes

Full Tilt Poker Game #3732305787: Midnight Madness! (27946979), Table 4 - 500/1000 Ante 125 - No Limit Hold'em - 2:46:02 ET - 2007/10/02
Seat 1: GBrowning88 (21,300)
Seat 2: Atraain (11,300)
Seat 3: VILLIAN (21,215)
Seat 4: Jlusafer (20,448)
Seat 5: Boylee600 (6,257)
Seat 6: onelife2727 (12,590)
Seat 7: coenan (20,089)
Seat 8: ponyexpress93 (16,886)
Seat 9: HERO (20,126)
GBrowning88 antes 125
Atraain antes 125
WinMeSomeMoney antes 125
Jlusafer antes 125
Boylee600 antes 125
onelife2727 antes 125
coenan antes 125
ponyexpress93 antes 125
floppeyone antes 125
ponyexpress93 posts the small blind of 500
floppeyone posts the big blind of 1,000
The button is in seat #7
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to floppeyone [Ad Qs]
GBrowning88 folds
Atraain folds
WinMeSomeMoney raises to 3,000
Jlusafer folds
Boylee600 folds
onelife2727 folds
coenan folds
ponyexpress93 folds
floppeyone calls 2,000
*** FLOP *** [3h 5h 3d]
floppeyone checks
WinMeSomeMoney checks
*** TURN *** [3h 5h 3d] [2c]
floppeyone checks
WinMeSomeMoney checks
*** RIVER *** [3h 5h 3d 2c] [8d]
floppeyone bets 2,000
WinMeSomeMoney has 15 seconds left to act
WinMeSomeMoney raises to 7,855
floppeyone calls 5,855
*** SHOW DOWN ***
WinMeSomeMoney shows [5c 5d] a full house, Fives full of Threes
floppeyone mucks
WinMeSomeMoney wins the pot (23,335) with a full house, Fives full of Threes
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 23,335 | Rake 0
Board: [3h 5h 3d 2c 8d]
Seat 1: GBrowning88 folded before the Flop
Seat 2: Atraain folded before the Flop
Seat 3: WinMeSomeMoney showed [5c 5d] and won (23,335) with a full house, Fives full of Threes
Seat 4: Jlusafer folded before the Flop
Seat 5: Boylee600 folded before the Flop
Seat 6: onelife2727 folded before the Flop
Seat 7: coenan (button) folded before the Flop
Seat 8: ponyexpress93 (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 9: floppeyone (big blind) mucked [Ad Qs] - a pair of Threes
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Old 10-02-2007, 03:30 AM
Mr.WeakTight Mr.WeakTight is offline
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Default Re: midnight madness AQo utg

please don't post results. it skews our advice.

PF - re-raise.
F - check behind is fine.
T - I would lead here since he showed weakness by checking flop.
R - what you said.
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Old 10-02-2007, 07:32 AM
Toronto86er Toronto86er is offline
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Default Re: midnight madness AQo utg

I'm not sure I reraise preflop being OOP with a hand as marginal as AQ unless I'm up a player who's range I know I'm beating. edit: actually, considering stacks sizes I won't argue with it, although it's still awkward.

Agree with flop check and turn bet - a player at these stakes will rarely check the flop with a big pair, and we can take the pot down a lot of the time with a turn bet. Not to mention you have additional outs vs some pairs that might have gotten cheeky on the flop with a check.

As played to the river, we have no reason for betting. What's going to call you that you have beat? What better hands are you folding out that have you beat?

You're probably not pushing out AK (which probably would have c-bet the flop), and you definitely aren't pushing out any pair or better because you've shown absolutely no strength the whole hand.

Not only that, but calling a raise is even worse. Think about it - what is he raising the river with? Probably only a slowplayed big pair/FH/trips the majority of the time, and very rarely, if ever, a bluff with say KQ. You're both on small 20BB stacks and he won't try a bluff here if it means losing will leave him with less than half his stack.

I'm ranting, but to make it short you have a) no reason to bet that river, and b) even less reason to call a raise. Just check it down.
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Old 10-02-2007, 01:52 PM
Dunkman Dunkman is offline
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Default Re: midnight madness AQo utg

I would not have been able to resist the delayed cbet on the turn, and obviously a good % of the time you just cbet the flop here.

More importantly than the fact that villain was actually slowplaying a boat the whole time is the fact that your river shove is like the least believable play ever. What are you possibly trying to represent here? There are 0 hands that you'd ever play this way besides air, and anything that you beat is going to call the raise. I mean if he has ten high he'd fold I guess, but if you just call then you beat that anyway. What is equally as humorous is the fact that he just called your raise instead of shoving...that's awesome.
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Old 10-02-2007, 03:11 PM
benneh benneh is offline
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Default Re: midnight madness AQo utg

you played this hand baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.

shove this preflop. you're out of position the whole hand with a hand that sucks when UI. put yourself in position to see all 5 cards or win the hand here.

since you chose to take the check it down method, why are you betting the river? just continue to check, and fold to a bet. why on earth do you think bet/call with ace high is good here?

don't play poker under the assumption that people are always bluffing you. it makes you call with stupid hands like this.
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