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Sticky live postion
Hand has been bugging me for a while so thought I'd post it.
B&M full table. 2-5 spread limit with 5/10 kill on any $40 pot. This is a kill pot. I open raise AKo in EP and MP (ok but unpredictable) player calls, LP calls (LPP), I call. Flop is 3 low cards rainbow. Possible gutshot out there. I bet, 2 calls. Turn another low card pairs the board. I check, checked around. River K I bet, MP raises, LP cold calls 2, Hero???? Comments? |
#2
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Re: Sticky live postion
Is the preflop action right? How do you call your own raise?
What are the suits? What are the low cards? I guess if this is anything like my live loose-passive small stakes games, I'm expecting MP to have whatever board card paired, and he tried to get tricky with it on 4th street. I have guys in my game that check the nuts in position on the turn to "disguise their hand". The pot is big, so I think you have to call the bet, but don't expect to be good here a ton. |
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Re: Sticky live postion
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B&M full table. 2-5 spread limit with 5/10 kill on any $40 pot. This is a kill pot. [/ QUOTE ] An 8BB pot triggers the kill? And, once it's a kill, does a $40 pot make the next hand a kill, too? So, once you have one kill pot for the day you're playing 5/10 from then on unless it gets folded to the BB or something? Weird. Easy river call given your reads. MP could be paired anywhere, have a mid-pp, or complete air. I'm more concerned with the LP having trips than the MP, quite frankly, but he too could have any piece or a mid-pp of some sort. A bigger question for me is whether or not we fire again on the turn. If it'll get MP out, and has some chance of getting LP out, then I do it, I think. |
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Re: Sticky live postion
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[ QUOTE ] B&M full table. 2-5 spread limit with 5/10 kill on any $40 pot. This is a kill pot. [/ QUOTE ] An 8BB pot triggers the kill? And, once it's a kill, does a $40 pot make the next hand a kill, too? So, once you have one kill pot for the day you're playing 5/10 from then on unless it gets folded to the BB or something? Weird. Easy river call given your reads. MP could be paired anywhere, have a mid-pp, or complete air. I'm more concerned with the LP having trips than the MP, quite frankly, but he too could have any piece or a mid-pp of some sort. A bigger question for me is whether or not we fire again on the turn. If it'll get MP out, and has some chance of getting LP out, then I do it, I think. [/ QUOTE ] Yes, most hands end up as Kill pots. MP I wasn't too worried about. LP CC 2 bets on the river was what threw me. I folded. MP showed QQ and LP mucked. It made me sick and everytime I think about it I felt I should have called. One of those catastrophic errors you hear about. |
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Re: Sticky live postion
9BB(?) in pot when it one back to you on the river and you close the action. I would call, and wouldn't be too pissed if set, trips flush etc. beat me. I think you have odds to call.
Peace, Mygtar |
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Re: Sticky live postion
bet turn and call on river when its raised to you.
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Re: Sticky live postion
Yea, im betting this turn as well, and I thinkt eh river is an easy call when your closing the action
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Re: Sticky live postion
You have to call the river. The turn is a great card to bet.
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