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#1
09-28-2006, 08:25 PM
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Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
Found this hand from about a year ago. I'm still not sure whether I played it right.
I'm in the BB and get dealt Q7o 0.25-0.50 Real calling station table. Suits are irrelevant. Preflop: 4 people call including button, sb folds I check. Flop (5.5 sb) 7 8 8 r I bet my pair of 7's. Two folds, 1 call and the button also calls. Turn 3 (4.25 bb) I bet figuring I can't afford to give a free card. 1 fold, button calls. River Q (6.25 bb) I bet button raises I call. My thoughts now are in white below <font color="white"> I now believe this call is a mistake. The only reason he would raise here is if he just hit the q and probably has a better kicker than me, or already has me beaten with the third 8. I think a c/f is out of the questino so I'm leaning towards either a b/f or a c/c. I can see him calling with more hands than he is betting so a b/f would be best? </font> 
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#2
09-28-2006, 09:39 PM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
your thoughts seemed to be based on villian's river action ...
there is no reason for you to put him on a Q or an 8 ... villian could easily have a pocket pair, that you just pulled ahead of
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#3
09-28-2006, 09:52 PM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
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your thoughts seemed to be based on villian's river action ... there is no reason for you to put him on a Q or an 8 ... villian could easily have a pocket pair, that you just pulled ahead of [/ QUOTE ] i like that line of thinking, and i see weirdo dum phuck river steal attemts at as high as 2/4. easy call think about the odds your gettin on the call compared to how manytimes someone has a hand that beat you.
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#4
09-28-2006, 11:00 PM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
That river card sucks. Your kicker is counterfeited now. You are losing to trips and Q8+. I can't see not betting this river, but if this is a passive player who is raising, you should probably fold.
Buzz
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#5
09-28-2006, 11:04 PM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
Flop: does anyone else like the check-and-see? Q7 may not be good on this flop, betting into four opponents.
Turn: Not wanting to give your opponents I think is good thinking, especially if they might be calling with overs. River: Folding seems out of the question with two pair on this board. Because the villain is a "calling station," He quite possibly had overs, including a Q. But that doesn't mean he has you out kicked.
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#6
09-28-2006, 11:05 PM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
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That river card sucks. Your kicker is counterfeited now. You are losing to trips and Q8+. I can't see not betting this river, but if this is a passive player who is raising, you should probably fold. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, it makes a big difference if by "calling station" you mean loose passive, and not just loose. If he's passive you probably are in bad shape.
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#7
09-29-2006, 12:05 AM
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Re: Q7o from the big blind hits flop - Am I too aggressive?
The reason for my hesitation is that too many times at this level (over 90%) I see people raising because their hand is great. Basically the raise to me indicates strength. I guess he might of had 9's or 10's.
So the recommendatino is bet/call on the river? How about the rest of the hand.
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