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WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
This is my second table, been there maybe 30-45 minutes we're in 50/100. I've been relatively active as always, raised the 2 weak limpers to my right in my BB once, 3-bet a weak raise from button and CCer in my BB, opened a few pots but nothing outrageous and I haven't shown anything yet.
I get JJ UTG+1 and make it 325, folds to Allen in the SB who calls and we're HU at flop. Flop comes 433hh. He checks I bet 500, he calls. Turn 4d so now 2 hearts 2 diamonds. He checks, I bet 900, he calls. River 6h, he leads between 1/2 and 2/3 pot. He has me covered, but not by much, and if I call and lose I have like.... 1k left Note: I'm tryin my best to remember the details of the bets, I know I bet 500 on flop and we both bet between 1/2 and 2/3 on turn and river, and I know I had about 1k behind if I call river bet, he has maybe 1-1.5k more than me at this point? |
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
As I read AC - he knew you had over pair when you lead out the turn. With this information, plus yours and his plays at the table, you should be able to make correct river decision.
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
NYWalker nailed it.
AC knows you have a pocket pair and there is no way that he is giving you credit for being able to fold an overpair on this board. He is probably folding 55-88 often on the turn and he probably would expect you to check behind the river with JJ-AA so he does not need to throw out a blocking bet when he does make it to the river with 99/TT. This is not the type of board that he would call down to make a big play on you, the only hand that he could have reasonably had is the flush draw. Toss it into the muck, I don't think its very close either |
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
I didn't lead turn, he checked and I bet behind.
After the hand I thought a better line might be check behind on turn so I wouldn't be put to this decision on the river with a bloated pot - KK or AA I think are much easier to check through becuase so many scary cards can come on this river for JJ. |
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
I definitely check behind turn.
As played folding the river is correct. |
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
I don't necessarily check behind on the turn, but I feel better about my turn bet if I'm able to fold the river when AC obviously has us beat.
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Re: WSOP $2500 6-max vs. Cunningham
Is it that out of the question that he blocks with 88-TT here? I'm not extremely familiar with AC's play and I like.... never watch poker on TV so I really wasn't sure what he was capable of here, which obviously hurts me.
FWIW through the table chatter I think he could've inferred that I was a competent player and could definitely fold an overpair here - given that, isn't this a pretty great river for him to bluff me off? Is that possible? |
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