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Title: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: matt_hilary on September 20, 2007, 10:33:19 AM No particular reads. I've (hopefully) been seen to make a few good decisions, I've taken out a couple of shortstacks so far.
Game #5610729644: Hold'em NL ($0.15/$0.25) - 2007/09/20 - 10:24:46 (UK) Table "Blow" Seat 6 is the button. Seat 1: nige001 ($25.15 in chips) Seat 2: lordpug ($11.05 in chips) Seat 3: Buddygirl ($48.31 in chips) Seat 4: matt74o ($45.04 in chips) Seat 5: Finepix ($7.58 in chips) Seat 6: Davekngs ($22.20 in chips) nige001: posts small blind $0.15 lordpug: posts big blind $0.25 ----- HOLE CARDS ----- dealt to matt74o [Ac Aspades] Buddygirl: folds matt74o: raises to $0.90 Finepix: folds Davekngs: folds nige001: calls $0.75 lordpug: folds ----- FLOP ----- [9c Qc 6c] nige001: checks matt74o: bets $1.30 nige001: calls $1.30 ----- TURN ----- [9c Qc 6c][Td] nige001: checks matt74o: bets $4 nige001: raises to $10 What do you do from here? Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: Sunday8pm on September 20, 2007, 11:21:47 AM passing or pushing is fine
Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: johnbhoy76 on September 20, 2007, 11:40:49 AM $18.50 in the pot now and $6 to call. 3/1 your money
He's in the small blind so his range could be very wide indeed. If he's already made a flush then you have 7 outs* If he has a set you have 11 outs If he has two pair then you have 19 outs I think it's unlikey he has top pair as if he had AQ or KQ surely he'd have played back at you pre-flop?. He might have QJ I suppose but I doubt it. I would have been inclined to just take a free card rather than bet the turn. He's now check raised you so I don't think he's doing it with a weak hand like two pair especially on that board. It's not the sort of board you want to be giving free cards on. It's probably a fold from me but I'd be kicking myself for not just taking the free card when it was offered. I don't really play cash games so I could be talking balls here though. *unless he has 7c 8c Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: AlexMartin on September 20, 2007, 10:49:14 PM $18.50 in the pot now and $6 to call. 3/1 your money He's in the small blind so his range could be very wide indeed. If he's already made a flush then you have 7 outs* If he has a set you have 11 outs If he has two pair then you have 19 outs I think it's unlikey he has top pair as if he had AQ or KQ surely he'd have played back at you pre-flop?. He might have QJ I suppose but I doubt it. I would have been inclined to just take a free card rather than bet the turn. He's now check raised you so I don't think he's doing it with a weak hand like two pair especially on that board. It's not the sort of board you want to be giving free cards on. It's probably a fold from me but I'd be kicking myself for not just taking the free card when it was offered. I don't really play cash games so I could be talking balls here though. *unless he has 7c 8c now thats gd advice, gd post. ;topman; Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: Tragic on September 21, 2007, 01:30:45 AM $18.50 in the pot now and $6 to call. 3/1 your money He's in the small blind so his range could be very wide indeed. If he's already made a flush then you have 7 outs* If he has a set you have 11 outs If he has two pair then you have 19 outs I think it's unlikey he has top pair as if he had AQ or KQ surely he'd have played back at you pre-flop?. He might have QJ I suppose but I doubt it. I would have been inclined to just take a free card rather than bet the turn. He's now check raised you so I don't think he's doing it with a weak hand like two pair especially on that board. It's not the sort of board you want to be giving free cards on. It's probably a fold from me but I'd be kicking myself for not just taking the free card when it was offered. I don't really play cash games so I could be talking balls here though. *unless he has 7c 8c You aren't. I agree. Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: boldie on September 21, 2007, 04:47:10 AM $18.50 in the pot now and $6 to call. 3/1 your money He's in the small blind so his range could be very wide indeed. If he's already made a flush then you have 7 outs* If he has a set you have 11 outs If he has two pair then you have 19 outs I think it's unlikey he has top pair as if he had AQ or KQ surely he'd have played back at you pre-flop?. He might have QJ I suppose but I doubt it. I would have been inclined to just take a free card rather than bet the turn. He's now check raised you so I don't think he's doing it with a weak hand like two pair especially on that board. It's not the sort of board you want to be giving free cards on. It's probably a fold from me but I'd be kicking myself for not just taking the free card when it was offered. I don't really play cash games so I could be talking balls here though. *unless he has 7c 8c You aren't. I agree. yep them's my thought on it. good post. Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: matt_hilary on September 23, 2007, 03:49:09 PM Cheers for the advice guys. I pushed (though I'd have folded without the club) and he showed KJo for the straight (think the jack was a club). River was a blank.
Any thoughts on his play? Title: Re: 25NL cash: tricky spot with AA Post by: temp0r on September 23, 2007, 06:24:50 PM Any thoughts on his play? typcial of such a low limit really. these donks very rarely pass the flop with any sort of drawing hand unless it's a big big bet. |