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Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
Hi, my first post, I wanted it to be a good one, but unfortunately it is probably rubbish.
Gone for MSNL because £1-£2 is kind of $2-$4 and it's deep. I think this is a reasonabley straight forward spot which has been covered before, I just cannot find posts about it right now. So, I'll preface the rest of this post with a warning: I am not very good at poker, but since it's live most of the other people are worse. On to the hand: I'm UTG+1 and there's a straddle (£5) so I'm first to act. I have Red Jacks, I pot it to £15. UTG+2 makes it £40 total. There's been very little light re-raising so I put him on 10 10+, AK, AQ. Folds to me, I call. At this point should I be thinking I only continue with the hand if I hit another J? Flop: 4d6d2s Check, Check. I was suprised by villians check here, maybe he's not got such a strong hand. Turn: 9d I check, villain bets £30 in to £88. I didn't know what to make of this small turn bet. Maybe it was some retarded move because I'd shown weakness, maybe he has 1 diamond and is making a ridiculous semi bluff or maybe he's just hit a flush. Even tho pre flop I'd told myself to fold if I didn't hit, I just couldn't do it, so I called. What's your move on the turn? River: 9s I check, villian quickly fires out £55 in to £146. Since I'd called the turn, the river hadn't really changed much and it was not a huuuuge bet I decided to call. I have trouble with quite straight forward situations like this. I often feel like I'm spunking money away by calling down like this, but other times the villian is just playing horrible poker and my hand is a winner. I appreciate all advice, although I will probably not act on any that involves killing myself because I'm so bad at poker. Cheers. |
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
4:1 on river = cacllaclcalacl
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
Meh, I like a fold. You don't beat anything now that the flush hit. I'm not sure y exactly he would check the flop, but probably jus has Aces or Kings and wanted u to catch up. If the flush missed, i'd like a c/c whole way.
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
yeah id call. your post isnt too rubbish and you probably shouldnt kill yourself.
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
uhm, bet the turn...
also £18 is a pot raise pf |
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
yeh call the river getting these odds. ur good plenty often enuf for it to be +EV
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
yeah, call river.
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Re: Live PL: £1-£2 : 300bb Deep : JJ vs Suspected Big Hand OOP
Thanks for the replies.
jkkkk - my apologies, pot would have indeed been £18, I was kind of on auto pilot and thought pot was £15 since that was a common straddle raise, so I had thrown in £15, rather than saying 'pot'. For interest, rather than being very results oriented, villian had KK no diamond. This might have been absolute genius play by him because I would have folded to a flop bet, but it was probably just bad. I can't imagine he would have folded to a re-raise at any point so I guess I didn't have many other options the way this played out. This thread should probably quietly die now as it's a simple spot where I just wanted to check my line. |
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