First hand i've submitted - TPTK 150bbs deep

[ArturiusX]

People here are way overrated AF stats.

I like how you played it.

[magnell]

I really like your thought process in the hand but I think its probably a little too advanced for party 3/6. Especially if you dont know/have any reads on villian.

[aislephive]

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People here are way overrated AF stats.

I like how you played it.

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[johnnyrocket]

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People here are way overrated AF stats.

I like how you played it.

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agreed, altho is he was 1.6 AF it is so much less that there is less a chance of a draw than a 2.6 and it does need to be considered. it can swing a push to a fold

[Snipe]

Looks like I'm late to the party, but here was my response after reading the initial hand (since I already typed it out).

66 or air here.

I don’t like the stop and go unless you put him squarely on a draw or know with reasonable certainty how he would play a draw / made hand when faced with your bet. As you are asking what action to take, we can rule out the latter which leaves us with the fact that, in order for the stop n go to be any good, you must have villain squarely on a draw or air.

Not sure what he thinks you hold here that could call his raise. Doesn’t look like he has a boat to me unless he believes some 4s to be in your range.

While at first I thought it was a fold, I think you have to shove this one and expect to see a funky draw / combo draw fairly often like KJd or QJd.

After results: Unfortunately, I think I might have folded in the few seconds they give you to think during a hand.

[Teh1337zor]

Does anyone think a three bet on the flop is better than the turn lead?

[Hensa]

Nobody think about folding the flop ?
Of course , if it is always a shoive bluff we are happy , but beside that ...

[wtfsvi]

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ipoker, sorry i wasn't specific enough... i was mostly talking about the 120 flop raise. Thats ~20 higher than standard. The 500 bet was clearly quite large, around 100 higher than standard

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[Knet]

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ipoker, sorry i wasn't specific enough... i was mostly talking about the 120 flop raise. Thats ~20 higher than standard. The 500 bet was clearly quite large, around 100 higher than standard

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Seriously, he didn't even raise full pot on the flop. I think 120 is pretty standard.

NH tho, I like your flop/turn line assuming you know how he will react with a flush draw on the turn. However, it doesn't look like you did and based your decision off of some bet sizing that may or may not mean what you think it means.

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Seriously, he didn't even raise full pot on the flop. I think 120 is pretty standard.

[/ QUOTE ]Right. And on the turn he raises half pot. If anything is non-standard about the turn bet it is that he didn't push.