Bet out and peeved.

Zizz · #1 04-23-2007, 11:18 PM

Hey Sky,

Is this the type of guy to limp-call raise frequently or does he like to limp a lot and fold to raises? I "might" raise if there is a good chance he will fold preflop just to pick up the loose change. But the majority time I will just complete with QJo there. But as played, yea I take a stab at flop and I'm folding to the raise.

SkyyCaptain · #2 04-24-2007, 12:07 AM

Thanks much, he's a limp caller, and I should have not raised as a result. If I had been smarter i'd have thought about this BEFORE you mentioned it. THanks tho.

Bakes · #3 04-24-2007, 12:14 AM

pf is bad and flop bet/fold is lol considering how you have played this hand. just check preflop, and i'd probably open shove the flop once you get there. what else can you do?

SkyyCaptain · #4 04-24-2007, 12:17 AM

I'm not sure I get what you're recommending,

Bakes · #5 04-24-2007, 12:24 AM

1. dont raise preflop, i would need a v good read to do so

2. dont bet fold the flop, you have two overs and a gutter. your turning your hand into 72o

3. if i did raise preflop i would open shove this flop, you have no FE if you c/r all in, and if i raise preflop with QJo in this spot its not to c/f a T82 flop.

SkyyCaptain · #6 04-24-2007, 12:43 AM

Well thanks but don't you think the stacks are bit large (to the pot) for an all in? the 10 outer is a little weak to pull off a bluff like this at this stake I think

This is a microstakes game where an AT will probably call

Bakes · #7 04-24-2007, 01:05 AM

AT is never folding, u just want to fold out small pairs/2nd pair, maybe he folds a draw or something but he never has JJ+ here and thats good enough for me.

shove is an overbet, and its not the best move, but as played i think its the least sucky of your options.