Title: Couple of tricky decisions..... Post by: maldini32 on August 01, 2007, 12:29:44 AM Just to set the scene...
£10 live rebuy sat to gbt leeds, after the rebuy stage so were in to the freezeout. Ok here goes... FIRST HAND Ive got a stack of 12k blinds are 200/400 im in the sb wit Jd Th 2 limpers i complete and bb checks...flop comes down Tc 2c 6c i bet out 1200 one limper calls (hes got a stack of 20k, good player) everyone else passes turn comes Js i bet out 1600..(looking back i maybe should have bet more) he raises me 4k more.....wot do u do???? SECOND HAND Stack of 9k blinds 300/600 i raise in cut off wit 4c 5c to 1800 button calls (stack of 8k, tricky player), blinds pass. Flop comes down Jh Td 5h i bet out 2500 he flat calls turn comes Kh (wot do u do?) river comes 6h (wot do u do?) If ive missed owt ask and ill stick it on. Title: Re: Couple of tricky decisions..... Post by: MANTIS01 on August 01, 2007, 07:28:02 PM Ok
First Hand The limper who called your 1200 bet on the flop has either got you well and truly beat e.g. flopped flush or set (less likely) or he has a big club and you have the best hand. When he re-raises on the turn I am more inclined to think the latter is true. If he calls with position on the flop holding a flush he would do the same on the turn....that's the context in which he is playing the hand. To suddenly change tack and re-raise makes me wonder what hand would be worthy of such play.... ...something like Ac Jh or Qh Kc would certainly fit the bill. Anyway, very important that you don't consider calling this bet.....move all-in as standard and ask your opponent to chase you down with the worst of it, this is all you can do. Second Hand There's not a hand in the world that called the flop bet you can beat here. I think you should have surrendered the pot on the flop and retreated from the hand ruing the fact that your steal attempt didn't get through...but with enough chips behind to execute a healthy pre-flop push with another hand. Every possible draw has completed by the river and your opponent is pretty much pot-committed. I don't know how you could get him to fold and don't know how you can win. I think check-folding the flop is weak, but so is your hand and your chip situation and so is probably a fitting play. Title: Re: Couple of tricky decisions..... Post by: maldini32 on August 02, 2007, 12:21:25 AM first hand i passed....
2nd hand it went check check till the river and he showed Ks 9s. |