$27 43s => trips => full house - Page 2

Rusty Nails · #11 09-11-2007, 02:13 PM

I wouldn't complete this pre-flop with only 1 caller, but I don't think it's horrible given the stacks involved.

I check flop, lead turn, bet river to get value from a weak ace.

wiggs73 · #12 09-11-2007, 03:46 PM

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betting flop would be alright, but so is checking. turn is good. preflop is thin but ok, imo.

sippin_criss · #13 09-11-2007, 03:57 PM

I like flop and turn but I would b/f or even b/c river depending on the guy, your hand is too good to c/c and not very many guys are betting the river with a bare ace, or bluffing on such a scary board.

wiggs73 · #14 09-11-2007, 05:06 PM

To everyone saying check/call the river... you're essentially saying villain bets the river with a wider range than he calls a bet with, which I think is way off on this board. I think there are a ton of hands, 44-77 (excluding 66 obv), Ax, etc. that would either call a bet or check behind.

Nivek24 · #15 09-11-2007, 05:19 PM

He most likely has an ace here. The BB would've led out on the flop with a six, especially with all the weakness showing. Good bet on the turn to get an ace to call, and now follow it up with a 200 bet here. he'll probably call with any ace looking to tie with your "apparent" ace.

Bet the flop? Yeah I probably would've since the blinds are rising and the pots worth winning right now. But I'm not saying thats the very best play.

Playing this hand is a little loose before the flop, but if the BB is passive i think its fine.

The Venetian · #16 09-11-2007, 05:21 PM

I feel pretty strongly about betting this flop to build a pot given that the majority of people in this thread wouldn't put you on having a 3. The best chance for getting a big pot is if the CO has a mid/small pocket pair.

darinvg · #17 09-12-2007, 08:15 AM

Looking at it again, Wiggs is right. Betting the river does look good.

RexWoo · #18 09-12-2007, 08:18 AM

Vilain checked behind and showed A7o, FWIW.

buzzard1881 · #19 09-12-2007, 09:09 AM

My two cents are that you are beat like 1% of the time here. 6 bets the flop and if it doesnt it almost certainly folds to the ace on the turn, so you really only lose to quad 6s, or some funky limped AA. B/C>>>C/R>>>C/C>>>B/F>>>C/F FWIW.