Live poker is so different

[TheWorstPlayer]

Decided to play some live poker yesterday. First hand at the table, 5-handed and everyone is a regular so I know them all somewhat. 2/5 NL, stacks 1000 all around.

I raise red 33 to 20 UTG, CO (tight regular makes it 75 to go). BN (fairly TAG but with a few tricks regular) hems and haws and then finally cold-calls. Blinds fold and I call. Yes, this is literally the first hand at the table (wtf).

Flop comes Kd Th 3c. (230 pot)

I check, CO checks, BN bets 120, I call, CO folds.

Turn is 9d. (450 pot)

I bet 250, BN instashoves for about 600 more, I instacall.

Yes or no on this whole hand?

[RichGangi]

Everything looks fine to me. Pretty standard. Let me guess: He showed you QJ?

[TheWorstPlayer]

No he didnt.

[DublinsHero]

Looks good / standard

[Hattifnatt]

This is fine, as is leading the flop. This is better than c/r flop imo.

[RichGangi]

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This is fine, as is leading the flop. This is better than c/r flop imo.

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Yeah, I [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] c/c the flop and donking the turn. Most players wont give you much credit with this line.

[jkkkk]

check-fold flop, he has TTT, SO obvious..












ok I was being sarcastic you played it fine, I can't imagine hes tight enough to only push KK or TT there.

[cianosheehan]

in my experience live players are A LOT worse than online.

[Woolygimp]

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in my experience live players are A LOT worse than online.

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They are worse in a different way, for instance there's a whole group of players that only raise AA (and sometimes) KK preflop making it easy to play perfectly against them.

[wpr101]

Seems like an easy call. Although if he is really tight he may only make this move with higher sets. There's no way he is reraising QJ pre.