Durr shows how to play 4 7 sooted

[luckyjimm]

Can someone post the full hand history for this?

Durr re-raised to $6,000 pre-flop with 4, 7, pareshjian and Hansen call. Q 3 5 flop two hearts; he bets $13,000, two callers. 6 on turn, Durr pushes for $30k, Gus calls with 6, 8 hearts. River blank, $125k pot to Durr.


Dealer: durrrr shows [4d 7d]
Dealer: Gus Hansen shows [6h 8h]
Dealer: durrrr shows a straight, Seven high
Dealer: Gus Hansen shows a pair of Sixes
Dealer: durrrr wins the pot ($125,027) with a straight, Seven high

[costanza_g]

How do you know the action yet not have a HH? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[luckyjimm]

Must be my settings on Full Tilt, doesn't show full hand history. Just saw it.

[CaseS87]

Full Tilt Poker Game #1774393306: Table Canfield (6 max) - $200/$400 - No Limit Hold'em - 7:20:44 ET - 2007/02/11
Seat 1: pareshjain ($51,598)
Seat 2: Gus Hansen ($105,432)
Seat 3: durrrr ($52,740)
Seat 4: TerrorOfSweden ($20,000)
Seat 6: magicpitch1 ($48,564)
durrrr posts the small blind of $200
TerrorOfSweden posts the big blind of $400
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
magicpitch1 folds
pareshjain raises to $1,400
Gus Hansen calls $1,400
durrrr raises to $6,150
TerrorOfSweden folds
pareshjain calls $4,750
Gus Hansen calls $4,750
*** FLOP *** [3c Qh 5h]
durrrr bets $13,000
pareshjain calls $13,000
Gus Hansen has 15 seconds left to act
Gus Hansen calls $13,000
*** TURN *** [3c Qh 5h] [6s]
durrrr bets $33,590, and is all in
pareshjain has 15 seconds left to act
pareshjain folds
Gus Hansen has 15 seconds left to act
Gus Hansen calls $33,590
durrrr shows [4d 7d]
Gus Hansen shows [6h 8h]
pareshjain adds $7,552
*** RIVER *** [3c Qh 5h 6s] [Td]
durrrr shows a straight, Seven high
Gus Hansen shows a pair of Sixes
durrrr wins the pot ($125,027) with a straight, Seven high
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $125,030 | Rake $3
Board: [3c Qh 5h 6s Td]
Seat 1: pareshjain folded on the Turn
Seat 2: Gus Hansen (button) showed [6h 8h] and lost with a pair of Sixes
Seat 3: durrrr (small blind) showed [4d 7d] and won ($125,027) with a straight, Seven high
Seat 4: TerrorOfSweden (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 6: magicpitch1 didn't bet (folded)

[spino1i]

Wow, I've seen reckless play before but this takes the cake. I am confused how that can be a winning move. It sure as f doesnt work at 10/20 NL. Maybe things change at 200/400 NL i dont know lol

[ginko]

I think its obvious, hes representing a big hand, hence the preflop raise and flop bet. He hits the nuts on the turn with drawy board so he push's. This is pretty standard LAG play at 1/2 NL all the up to 300/600NL.

[raptor517]

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It sure as f doesnt work at 10/20 NL

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works for me.

[Daddy Warbucks]

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Wow, I've seen reckless play before but this takes the cake. I am confused how that can be a winning move. It sure as f doesnt work at 10/20 NL. Maybe things change at 200/400 NL i dont know lol

[/ QUOTE ]

I might only play SSNL, but this looks to be completely standard. First he squeezes because he doesn't put either on much, and he's right, because he gets one fold, and gus has 68h. Then, if he knows gus is calling 3 bets lightly, firing on the flop seems standard too, even without the gutshot draw. If the 6 doesn't hit the turn then i don't what his plan is, but i don't know how you can consider this play one of the most reckless you've ever seen.

[fsuplayer]

he got called in two spots both pf and on the flop.

[Pudge714]

The only thing about this hand that is questionable is the flop c-bet into three people