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Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
I'm playing 2/4 PLHE at an Austrian Casino. The Game is incredibly juicy. 9 players at the table, most of them with marginal poker knowledge and the "I can afford to lose XX€ tonight" mindset. Straddle has been on for the last hour or so. I've doubled up twice and have a ~ 800€ stack.
Three callers in front of me as I pick up 76d on the button. I raise pot to steal and get two flat-callers. One (1) has been calling off his whole buy-in for the last 15 minutes and has only about 100€ left. Second (2) has been very quite and not played a lot of hands. He has about 600€ more in front of him. pot is ~ 160€ and Flop comes 6h 7h 10x 1 Check - 2 Check - I raise pot - 1 calls All-In - 2 thinks a little bit and calls as well. pot is ~ 650€ and Turn brings a 2x 2 has about 450€ left and checks. Shove or check behind? |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
you're playing at the Casino Salzburg - this game is very juicy - I played there when I was in Salzburg last October.
I check behind because I don't want to risk 150BB with bottom 2pair. The decision on river will be much tougher then. But I hate bottom 2 pair.... |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
i dont see how u check this turn behind, since its all going in on the river anyway and the boards so draw heavy
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
Yeah, it was in Salzburg.
I dont think 2 has an overpair because I'm pretty sure he would've either raised or reraised my steal attempt preflop. I can however see him calling the flop with most hands that got a piece of it, from a set to bottom pair to all kind of flush draws. Given the game flow he's easily capable of calling a turn shove with any flush draw. So if he's on a hand like J9h I probably miss some value. And as I mentioned I believe that he would call down any holding like A 10 or K 10. I think I'm ahead against his range. Than again, I dont wanna bust with 7s up! [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
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i dont see how u check this turn behind, since its all going in on the river anyway and the boards so draw heavy [/ QUOTE ] depends on villain if he is aggro or not. If he ckecks the river I valuebet 1/2 Pot and see him calling with AT or KT |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
Push and it's not close.
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
Also I hate preflop given the circumstances.
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Also I hate preflop given the circumstances. [/ QUOTE ] I was doubling up pretty fast and then played reasonably tight for the next hour. Prior to this hand I was card-dead and folded for 2 blind-rounds. I see why you hate the play against the small stack calling station. I didn't realize that he had only around 140€ left when I made the play preflop. |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
It is live, so i would go with my read. Do you think 2 was thinking about folding before he called, or was it the typical 'I have a straight, lets appear weak' kind of thinking?
Most people would check/raise flop or lead turn with a set, so that isn't very likely. Except when he's the 'always slowplay 2 pair+' type of playe, or when you rarely raised preflop and he thinks you have JJ+ 100% of the time. Two pair isn't very likely either, because tight players don't call raises with T7 or T6. Without a read I would move in and expect him to have a flush or a combo draw, or AT. You lose a whole bunch of value by giving a free river away on this board. |
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Re: Live 2/4 Awkward Two Pair
Shove.
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