Whats This Villain Got, and Hows My Play? Conclusion After.

[W3rdy303]

Villain only playing 2 tables, no real read on him other than hes not overly Aggro...Though it seems he is capable of a move here and there..

Seat 1: LucaPaccioli ($100)
Seat 2: Villan ($140.45)
Seat 3: homeyG30 ($94.75)
Seat 4: Hero ($156.95)
Seat 5: chip angler ($102.60)
Seat 6: SmallFaeces ($178.15)
chip angler posts the small blind of $0.50
SmallFaeces posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #4


*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Kc Qd] ON THE BUTTON
LucaPaccioli folds
Villain calls $1
homeyG30 calls $1
Hero calls $1
chip angler folds
SmallFaeces checks
*** FLOP *** [Ks 7c Qc]
SmallFaeces bets $3
Villain calls $3
homeyG30 folds
Hero raises to $9
SmallFaeces folds
Villain calls $6
*** TURN *** [Ks 7c Qc] [Ts]
Villain checks
W3rdy303 bets $24
Villain raises to $75
W3rdy303 raises to $146.95, and is all in


Answer posted in white later tonight..

Thanks fellas.

[YouCantEscape]

First of all I would raise preflop to 6$. You are ahead of the limpers range so try and isolate one of them.

Furthermore I would raise more on he flop. I make it 14$ there. The board is pretty drawheavy and you're against two opponents. You have to protect here.

Turn is fine. He might have hit his straight here sometimes. But he will do this with weaker 2pair or some hands that picked up a combo draw on the turn as well. I don't think that he has a set here. The only set he might have is 77. And he probably would have 3bet a set on the turn.

I never fold the turn here.

[kolotoure]

sorry you lost to AJcc

[YouCantEscape]

I cant imagine he has AJcc. He would probably have raised the 3$ bet on the flop if he had such a big draw.

[Recliner]

Raising this preflop will put you into a much better position on the flop. Raising preflop allows you to commit with your raise on the flop. This would have made the turn an easy decision.

[W3rdy303]

Agreed, I should have raised pre, I guess I must have been pretty aggro a few pots in a row and wanted to tone it down this hand...

Anyhow, nobody guessed the villains exact hand, but it actually makes the most sense...I dont hate the way i played this, but certainly an unfortunate situation...

Villain had Jc9c making a turned gutshot.

Solution: Avoid running into this hand by a pre-flop pot raise.

[Richie Rich]

77 or AJ [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] or air

[oh boy]

prob Jc9c since he didnt rais epre

[raze]

Raise pre and raise a lot more on the flop.

[matt85]

Probably fold turn unless hes really bad.

If he's semi-solid hes got AJc/J9c or 77.. all of which play like this in a typical .5/1 game.

What do you think hes putting all this money in the pot with that you beat, given the action?