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#1
11-14-2006, 02:21 PM
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Live Q3o
Live 10-20
me 4k. villian covers. 5 Limpers. i check in bb with q3. Flop AdQc3d. (i have no diamond) UTG fires 100. Villian calls, i c/r to 500 straight. Utg folds, villian smooth calls. Villian is tricky and aggresive and is capable of making bluffs/laydowns. Turn 5d. i check, he stacks his chip into one big stack of 1450 does a wierd hesitaion move with his hand/bet then bets. I decide hes weak after about 1 min in tank and call. River is a blank. i check, he insta pushes and i insta call. likey? 
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#6
11-14-2006, 02:36 PM
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Re: Live Q3o
Against an unknown, turn is a fold. There is no hands you now beat against a solid player. However, if your read is that you have him and your pretty certain of it, c/r turn all in. There are a slew of river cards that can let a hand he has catch up (IE: Any diamond, 2 or 4 if he's really just trying to outplay you this hand with trash, a card to give him aces up) or if he is going to bluff as you figure no matter what, you ready to call a river push if a 4th diamond hits? So normally fold that turn or c/r it all in, don't let a card run off. Most OPs aren't going to fire a 3rd barrel on a bluff in this hand. Half your stack is already in the pot and you've symbolized a very strong hand with your flop c/r, your range contains a flush draw and he knows that. His last bluffing spot is usually that turn, once you call that, you've told him your going to showdown.
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#8
11-14-2006, 06:35 PM
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Re: Live Q3o
This is a superbasic handreading exercise.
WTF is he calling twice with on that flop that doesn't have you beat by the turn? It's either a set or a big draw, and you lose to both once the diamonds come in. There's not even an open-end straight for him to chase. You're toast, move on.
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