boat loses to quads, oh noes!

Scarmiglio · #1 11-08-2007, 04:17 PM

I would have 5 bet the river. It is far more likely that he has a hand we beat than the only hand we don't. Villain would play KJ this way as well as pocket 4s and pocket 6s. A flush is possible but less likely. The result this time is a bad beat, but don't play top full passively in the future because of this one hand.

WhiteKnight · #2 11-08-2007, 04:35 PM

I would 5-bet the river as well, this could easily be a flush.
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Yads · #3 11-08-2007, 04:38 PM

I put in way more action on the river, there are so many hands he can have especially if you say he's tilting. a flush, AJ, KJ, 44, 66. I may go as much as 5 bet and call a 6th. You have the second nuts with only 1 card combination beating you.

JJH3984 · #4 11-08-2007, 05:12 PM

This hand is reason 1a. why you should fastplay the flop.

This is tough because live players frequently slowplay the nuts and only the nuts til the river. I think a lot of whether you 5 bet or not depends on table conditions that you can't explain to us on a message board.

Actually it doesn't sound like AJ, KJ, 44, or 66 is really in this villian's preflop range, even his "tilt range". I think I'd just call.

BubbleMint · #5 11-08-2007, 08:24 PM

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Actually it doesn't sound like AJ, KJ, 44, or 66 is really in this villian's preflop range, even his "tilt range". I think I'd just call.

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Villain raises 44, 55 in EP, factor in tilt, being stuck and limpers before him and 3 betting a small PP is not beyond reason, after all he 'knows' if he makes a set he wins a bit pot.