100/200 Party. Big trap.

[ALL1N]

I don't have much by the way of stats because I'm rarely playing these games.

At the time of this hand I've seen Indigoae bet, bet, check/call K high on an Axx board that's not particularly drawy after reraising preflop, as well as openlimp in some late position. Turbo911 appears TAGish.



Thoughts?

[ggbman]

I really don't like it, as it looks like you have JJ-KK and aren't folding. Therefore, you will only get a get from teh third ace, which won't fold if you check-raise the turn anyway. Furthermore, if the turn caller has something like QK, he might even call you c/r because of how big the pot has become. I think you're just overthinking this a bit to be honest, people are payoff monkeys in this game, you have played the hand weird, so they will be inclined to look you up a lot. I love the inital turn check though, now raise it up.

[tongni]

Seems good, if you pop the turn it's very unlikely you will get called by anything. I might lead the river, because you don't want it to get checked through and you might get raised by an ace/as a bluff.

[lil']

I'm trying to figure out why you didn't raise the turn here after your check induces a bet and a call. Since the pot is large, you may get called by weak draws like K-J or something. You very well may collect zero on the river if you raise the turn, but they may not have put money in anyway.

[whodaman]

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I'm trying to figure out why you didn't raise the turn here after your check induces a bet and a call. Since the pot is large, you may get called by weak draws like K-J or something. You very well may collect zero on the river if you raise the turn, but they may not have put money in anyway.

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[luckychewy]

I think the with 3 players behind OTR one will bet often enough for this to be profitable, the question becomes who and if it's profitable to raise or go for overcall's. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Josh.]

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Seems good, if you pop the turn it's very unlikely you will get called by anything. I might lead the river, because you don't want it to get checked through and you might get raised by an ace/as a bluff.

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yeah i like the idea of a river bet a lot

[OnkelHotte]

Am I the only one who simply bets the flop? regarding your reads he will pay you off with big pockets anyway. why wasting so much value here by playing so passivly?

[ALL1N]

Ok, so I was assuming BB was TAG, and that his turn bet was probably an A, possibly a T or worse (he just coldcalled preflop, so no KK-JJ). If he's got an A, then waiting until the river works perfectly because I give the button another chance to call a bet. If not, well then I could be missing bets, but would someone I assume is TAG really call my protected pot turn CR with just KT?

In the end it worked perfectly. BB bet again, button called, I CR'ed, BB called, and button folded. BB had JJ. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

Well, probably not "TAG", but when I played the hand, that was my assumption.

[Andrew Karpinski]

I don't get what your faces are all about?