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Title: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 13, 2007, 08:06:59 PM 4th hand into the DTG 1k added comp and you flop a straight flush draw
you play it ABC on flop with a good raise but he flat calls and pushes on turn your no longer favourite to win the hand is it time to dump it? Game #4076137963: Hold'em NL (10/20) - 2007/05/13 - 19:48:06 (UK) Table "3" Seat 4 is the button. Seat 2: Nightfly (1490 in chips) Seat 3: Ironside (3100 in chips) Seat 4: Gooner (1420 in chips) Seat 5: DIONYSUS (1480 in chips) Seat 6: BigTrules (1500 in chips) Seat 7: lawtizzle sits out Seat 8: jenheffa (1480 in chips) Seat 9: bergeroo (1500 in chips) Seat 10: kristy (1530 in chips) DIONYSUS: posts small blind 10 BigTrules: posts big blind 20 ----- HOLE CARDS ----- dealt to Ironside [9s Js] lawtizzle: folds jenheffa: folds bergeroo: folds kristy: folds Nightfly: folds Ironside: calls 20 Gooner: folds DIONYSUS: raises to 60 BigTrules: folds Ironside: calls 40 ----- FLOP ----- [Ts Qs 6d] DIONYSUS: bets 100 Ironside: raises to 440 DIONYSUS: calls 340 ----- TURN ----- [Ts Qs 6d][7c] DIONYSUS: bets 980 and is all-in Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: AdamM on May 13, 2007, 08:13:33 PM do I count about 1000 in the pot?
2s 3s 4s 5s 6s 7s 8s Ks Aspades 8c 8d 8h Kd Kc Kh 15 x 2 = 30% not far off 2/1 worth a punt early doors i'd say Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Royal Flush on May 13, 2007, 08:18:38 PM do I count about 1000 in the pot? 2s 3s 4s 5s 6s 7s 8s Ks Aspades 8c 8d 8h Kd Kc Kh 15 x 2 = 30% not far off 2/1 worth a punt early doors i'd say 15/46 32.6% You are already nicely stacked so gamboooool Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: barhell on May 13, 2007, 08:19:58 PM with 3000 chips if you lose your back to staring chips and 5th hand so your not risking everything call for me
Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: AdamM on May 13, 2007, 08:21:48 PM if me and flushy both think call it must be. not cause we're always right, but because we're totally polarised style wise
Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 13, 2007, 08:34:40 PM i called i thought the same as you guys i actually had more outs than i thought as he had the Asp and the Tc
4 times people called my raises and then pushed all in on flop or turn i noticed this alot last night too i havent been playing much online recently but is this a new tatic? i mean pushing in with 2nd pair after i have reraised on the flop and him having the Asp he must of known he wasnt in great shape Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: barhell on May 13, 2007, 08:36:55 PM what was the end result?
Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 13, 2007, 08:43:32 PM i missed
his 2nd pair held up and i sort of gave up on playing poker dispite hitting my set of 3s v kk and getting and other double up i really am not enjoying playing at the moment i might give it a rest for another couple of weeks Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: NoflopsHomer on May 13, 2007, 08:49:36 PM If he's that bad Iron, I'd think about just flat-calling on the flop.
Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 13, 2007, 08:59:38 PM it was 4th hand i had no idea what sort of player he was
Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Gordon McMahon on May 14, 2007, 02:14:29 PM I see, I see, it's OK - good play even - for Ironside to gamboooooool, according to the pundits here. So, pray explain why it is "bad play" for his opponent to gambooooool ? At least the opponent had a hand which had an odds-on chance of winning. (65% unless you count the extra outs known after the event, even then still over 60%). Don't see how calling with only a 35% chance of winning can be good play - the pot was barely offering 2-1. You see - it is possible to make a post without inane smilies and other graphics.
tgm Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 14, 2007, 02:30:39 PM i think the reason it was easier for me to gamble was if i missed i still had an average stack
personally my post was more about the pushing in on the turn after calling a reraise on flop i actually find it a very weak play and has gotten me a number of double ups Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Royal Flush on May 14, 2007, 02:33:00 PM I see, I see, it's OK - good play even - for Ironside to gamboooooool, according to the pundits here. So, pray explain why it is "bad play" for his opponent to gambooooool ? At least the opponent had a hand which had an odds-on chance of winning. (65% unless you count the extra outs known after the event, even then still over 60%). Don't see how calling with only a 35% chance of winning can be good play - the pot was barely offering 2-1. You see - it is possible to make a post without inane smilies and other graphics. tgm Iron is drawing to clean outs, his opponent is hoping 2nd pair is good... Title: Re: straight flush draw Post by: Ironside on May 14, 2007, 02:40:02 PM I see, I see, it's OK - good play even - for Ironside to gamboooooool, according to the pundits here. So, pray explain why it is "bad play" for his opponent to gambooooool ? At least the opponent had a hand which had an odds-on chance of winning. (65% unless you count the extra outs known after the event, even then still over 60%). Don't see how calling with only a 35% chance of winning can be good play - the pot was barely offering 2-1. You see - it is possible to make a post without inane smilies and other graphics. tgm Iron is drawing to clean outs, his opponent is hoping 2nd pair is good... what could be the worse postion for me K8spades still gives me 9 clean outs not a good postion but there must be worse |