Is it ever realistic to put someone on quads?

[gerry87]

Hand Start.
Seat 1 : WinnerSmile has $6.72
Seat 2 : bootsie21 has $6.11
Seat 3 : allmyne has $3.89
Seat 4 : CrestRyder has $5.44
Seat 5 : TheBubble has $4.05
Seat 6 : gerry87 has $5.29
WinnerSmile is the dealer.
bootsie21 posted small blind.
allmyne posted big blind.
Game [43876] started with 6 players.
Dealing Hole Cards.
Seat 6 : gerry87 has Tc Td


CrestRyder called $0.10
TheBubble folded.
gerry87 called $0.10 and raised $0.10
WinnerSmile called $0.20
bootsie21 folded.
allmyne called $0.10
CrestRyder called $0.10
Dealing flop.
Board cards [8s 7c 7d]


allmyne checked.
CrestRyder bet $0.10
gerry87 called $0.10 and raised $0.10
WinnerSmile folded.
allmyne called $0.20
CrestRyder called $0.10
Dealing turn.


Board cards [8s 7c 7d 7h]
allmyne checked.
CrestRyder checked.
gerry87 bet $0.20
allmyne called $0.20
CrestRyder called $0.20 and raised $0.20
gerry87 called $0.20 and raised $0.20
allmyne called $0.40
CrestRyder called $0.20 and raised $0.20
gerry87 called $0.20
allmyne called $0.20
Dealing river.
Board cards [8s 7c 7d 7h 5c]
allmyne checked.
CrestRyder bet $0.20
gerry87 called $0.20
allmyne folded.
Showdown!


Seat 6 : gerry87 has Tc Td
Seat 4 : CrestRyder has 7s 3s
CrestRyder has Four of a kind: 7s
CrestRyder wins $4.04 with Four of a kind: 7s
Hand is over.

He would have raised preflop with JJ+ so it was almost clear he had quads, but this is only a .1/.2 table so he could easily be capping it with the 8. So should i have gone into check call mode or was i better to milk it for value since odds of him having quads are so slim?

[MrWookie]

Realistic to put someone on exactly quads, very, very rarely. And you should very, very rarely put someone on exactly one hand. However, include quads in their ranges? All the time.

[Zeldark]

Hand Converter?

It's always fun to have AK on a board of Q8888 when your opponent turns over pocket queens at showdown. Cause those situations come up all the time.

[theJoblessWobbly]

My personal rule is that I always pay off quads. Tehre's no shame in losing to quads w/your boat or flush, but there's a lot of shame in folding the best hand because you're afraid of quads.

[RcrdBoy]

Assuming I read the hand right (really hard to read). You played it fine.

The villian bet called the flop and check raised/capped the turn. Villian clearly isn't afraid of anything you have.

FWIW, I wouldn't worry about quads until he caps the turn. This is assuming I don't have a read on villian as passive or aggro.

[gerry87]

It's on tribeca, i tried a few hand converters but they didnt work

[Zeldark]

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My personal rule is that I always pay off quads. Tehre's no shame in losing to quads w/your boat or flush, but there's a lot of shame in folding the best hand because you're afraid of quads.

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More seriously than my last post I definately agree here. But do you cap it too? If I have the top set of a full house AA on a A99xx board for example, (not necessarily in that order) I'm capping that pretty much everytime, especially if there's a cap and it's coordinated for straights/flushes. I figure if he's lucky enough to have precisely 99 in the hole, good for him. I trust that isn't a spew?

[Jaran]

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It's on tribeca, i tried a few hand converters but they didnt work

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Take the time and type it out by hand. Remember, you're the one asking for help, so make it as easy as possible for the extremely knowledgeable posters here to give that help to you.

-Jaran

[theJoblessWobbly]

FWIW, right after replying to this thread, I had pocket kings and got kings full on a board with three 4's. I figured the other guy had quads by the way he was reraising, but I paid him off anyway. I lost, but honestly, how often do you come up against quads?