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Title: Can I get away from this?
Post by: The Baron on November 01, 2005, 03:43:57 PM
I am "paired up".


Hand #9174012-12316 at Summerlin (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 01/Nov/05 10:16:37
 
     Zeroesque is at seat 0 with $397.60.
     Vonb is at seat 1 with $367.20.
     lasbas is at seat 2 with $218.50.
     mstud65 is at seat 3 with $399.20.
     SmellMyCheese is at seat 4 with $392.
     paired up is at seat 6 with $321.
     wwilsond is at seat 7 with $50.80.
     pythro is at seat 8 with $236.90.
     x Al B x is at seat 9 with $505.70.
     The button is at seat 3.
     
     SmellMyCheese posts the small blind of $2.
     paired up posts the big blind of $4.

     Zeroesque:  -- --
     Vonb:  -- --
     lasbas:  -- --
     mstud65:  -- --
     SmellMyCheese:  -- --
     paired up:  8c 9s
     wwilsond:  -- --
     pythro:  -- --
     x Al B x:  -- --

Pre-flop:
 
          wwilsond calls.   pythro folds.   x Al B x calls. 
          Zeroesque folds.   Vonb folds.   lasbas calls. 
          mstud65 folds.   SmellMyCheese calls.   paired up
          checks.   

Flop (board: Js Qd Tc):
 
          SmellMyCheese bets $20.   paired up raises to $40. 
          wwilsond goes all-in for $46.80.   x Al B x folds. 
          lasbas folds.   SmellMyCheese calls.   paired up calls.
           

Turn (board: Js Qd Tc 4s):
 
          SmellMyCheese bets $160.40.   paired up goes all-in for
          $270.20.   SmellMyCheese calls.   

River (board: Js Qd Tc 4s Qh):
 
        (no action in this round)
         

         

Showdown:
 
     paired up shows 8c 9s.
     paired up has 8c 9s Js Qd Tc: straight, queen high.
     wwilsond shows Kh Jd.
     wwilsond has Kh Jd Js Qd Qh: two pair, queens and jacks.
     SmellMyCheese shows Ts Td.
     SmellMyCheese has Ts Td Qd Tc Qh: full house, tens full of queens.
         

Hand #9174012-12316 Summary:
 
     $3 is raked from a total pot of $700.80.
               $3 is raked from the main pot of $160.40.
               $0 is raked from side pot #1 of $540.40.
     SmellMyCheese wins the main pot $157.40 with full house, tens full of queens.
     SmellMyCheese wins the side pot $540.40 with full house, tens full of queens.

Due to the limpers I put no one on AK. My only worry was K9. Could I have gotten away from this?

Was my raise too small on the flop or should I have flat called and reraised the all in?

In short, I need someone to tell me I'm pants before I shoot myself.


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: Nem on November 01, 2005, 04:11:53 PM
No, vul


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: redsimon on November 01, 2005, 04:23:02 PM
I guess it brings to mind the old adage "don't go broke on a hand in the big blind in an unraised pot" :-[


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: Bongo on November 01, 2005, 04:36:42 PM
You were ahead until the river (where no action took place).

Why would you want to get away from the best hand?


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: Thrapton on November 01, 2005, 04:44:57 PM
There are certain hands where you wuill go broke and this is one of them, anywhere but the blinds and your not in the hand, no matter what u bet after the flop the guy with trip Tens will be calling especially in a cash game.

Forget it, put it behind you and win your losses back and some! 8)


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: dan on November 01, 2005, 04:56:15 PM
like bongo said when the all the money went in you were in front and by quite some way. like they say if you put your money in when youre in front you will end up a winner more often than not. it was very unlucky


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: The Baron on November 01, 2005, 06:28:27 PM
Should I have raised more on the flop? Or maybe flat called and made a real show of strength after this when the 3rd guy goess all in by raising then?


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: snoopy1239 on November 03, 2005, 07:10:30 PM
I think you played it well and just got unlucky.

You know that AK probably isn't out there because there was no preflop raise.

It's a rainbow flop so you don't have to worry about a flush.

You could raise more, but if he's got 2 pair or trips then the chips are going in anyhow.

So, considering this, there's nothing wrong with trying to lure in a potential 1 pair hand.



Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: Royal Flush on November 03, 2005, 07:25:15 PM
In a 3 way pot, if you are getting heavy action on the ignorant end to a str8 then i would be wary.

you are upagainst either a set or a st8 most of the time. So at best you are 70% but quite often drawing dead. Having said that i would have got it in, but thats why i am a bad cash player.


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: The Baron on November 03, 2005, 07:29:41 PM
In a 3 way pot, if you are getting heavy action on the ignorant end to a str8 then i would be wary.

you are upagainst either a set or a st8 most of the time. So at best you are 70% but quite often drawing dead. Having said that i would have got it in, but thats why i am a bad cash player.

True but I thought AK or any trip hand (TT, JJ, QQ) would have raised pre flop. The only hand I was worried about was K9.

Lol dont worry - this week I suck at cash too!


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: Royal Flush on November 03, 2005, 07:35:09 PM
Sometimes i will limp with QQ JJ TT AK in a big bet cash game for just that reason...


Title: Re: Can I get away from this?
Post by: thetank on November 04, 2005, 11:58:31 AM
I like the call on the flop. So long as it is followed by a big bet on the turn when a blank hits. (which it was, so happy days).

If a scare card hits the turn, such as any card over a 9, then you can slow down/get away from the hand. The all-in player gives you some degree of protection from being bet off the best hand if a 9, K or A falls.