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10/20 live making a move with KQ
Live 10/20, game is very soft. A lot of players are limping with any two, stacks sizes vary greatly.
My image at this point is tight and I have not shown down a lot of hands. The villain in question got stacked about 40 minutes ago on a bad beat where he got rivered and the other guy hit his flush. He is MP3 Hero has $3200 Villain has $2,000 MP1 has $1,200ish UTG has $4,200 Preflop: Hero has K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] UTG limps, Mp1 limps, Mp3 limps, CO limps, Button limps, Sb completes, <font color="red">Hero raises to 220</font>, all call Flop (7 players, pot is $1540): 9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 7 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 2 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 4 players check, <font color="red">Mp3 bets $500</font>, folded back to Hero. At this point I can see that Mp1 has his cards ready to fold, UTG is not moving, but he was lecturing other players about folding out of turn or making it known that they would fold out of turn. So I ask the villain "How much do you have behind" he says he has about $1400 more, <font color="red"> Hero raises all-in </font> Thoughts? Does anyone just check the BB and see a flop? My thinking is that with this size of a pot, if I get him heads-up and he has a small flush draw it will be practically a coinflip. If he has a just a peice of the board I think he will fold. Obviously to two pair or a set I am pretty much screwed. But given that he just bought back in, I think he is very likely to lay down anything less than 2 pair, except a flush draw. |
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
wow bad
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
I dont think hes betting 500 there with a small flush draw.
You are representing nothing, what real hand would you check/raise on that flop in a 25 way pot after raising pre? ew. |
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
i dont think you know what nit means wolffund
and yeah this is gross |
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
ok im not a high stakes pro, but one thing i wonder: why the raise preflop? you said they're loose, so you could expect callers. also KQ is a good drawing hand, shouldn't you just check here? why build up a pot with King high? I don't get it.
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
[ QUOTE ]
Ok I will try to be less nice HIS whole line was BAD MAN! BTW - if you want an agent for your screenwriting send us a PM, my g/f brother did same thing. I live midtown west in same building as several top notch agents (Cirrincione etc) and best friend's family runs Mel G's production co etc, GL [/ QUOTE ] serious? i have a quasi guy in LA but nobody in NY, will def send you a PM! |
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
Does he ever fold here?
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Re: 10/20 live making a move with KQ
Unlearn this
[ QUOTE ] My thinking is that with this size of a pot, if I get him heads-up and he has a small flush draw it will be practically a coinflip. If he has a just a peice of the board I think he will fold. Obviously to two pair or a set I am pretty much screwed. But given that he just bought back in, I think he is very likely to lay down anything less than 2 pair, except a flush draw. [/ QUOTE ] Then fold when he donks into you for nearly a third of his chips. Bad, bad spot. |
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