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Title: Blind v Blind Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 17, 2008, 08:03:27 PM Full Tilt Poker Game #7686728903: FTOPS Event #24 (53835036), Table 264 - 30/60 - No Limit Hold'em - 14:56:58 ET - 2008/08/17
Seat 1: Rizz13 (7,175) Seat 2: US_Marshall_GC (5,175) Seat 3: zo123 (3,440) Seat 4: Im2Fast (2,240), is sitting out Seat 5: luv2drive (2,555) Seat 6: llebdet (3,155) Seat 7: husker1988 (6,830) Seat 8: pop1time (2,145) Seat 9: johnnydiep (3,675) Rizz13 posts the small blind of 30 US_Marshall_GC posts the big blind of 60 The button is in seat #9 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to US_Marshall_GC [Ah Qc] zo123 folds Im2Fast folds luv2drive folds llebdet folds husker1988 has 15 seconds left to act husker1988 folds pop1time folds johnnydiep has been disconnected johnnydiep has reconnected johnnydiep has 15 seconds left to act johnnydiep folds Rizz13 raises to 180 US_Marshall_GC has 15 seconds left to act US_Marshall_GC raises to 540 Rizz13 has 15 seconds left to act Rizz13 raises to 1,560 US_Marshall_GC has 15 seconds left to act US_Marshall_GC ????? Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: Newmanseye on August 17, 2008, 08:12:02 PM I would probably call
Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: byronkincaid on August 17, 2008, 08:17:43 PM u just turned AQ into a bluff
Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: NoflopsHomer on August 17, 2008, 08:29:11 PM Flat and play a flop in position, similar to my nines the other day. You want him thinking his A-small is good if he catches.
[Edit] I mean flat the initial raise obv. Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 17, 2008, 09:00:53 PM Flat and play a flop in position, similar to my nines the other day. You want him thinking his A-small is good if he catches. [Edit] I mean flat the initial raise obv. Yeah i think this is probs best course of action to take. Fancied that AQ is probably in front right now or racing. Stong play from him to 4 bet. Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: DungBeetle on August 18, 2008, 11:57:29 AM I pass. Unless he has been really active pre-flop previously - I can't see him having AJ or worse here.
Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: MC on August 18, 2008, 12:38:06 PM I think the only hand you need to be worried about here is AK, but it's fair to assume he has a reasonable hand here.
Could make arguments for all three options really. I think it's too dangerous you're coin flipping if you shove. 99s and such. I'm not ecstatic about a call but perhaps the best option here seeing as you have position. Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: DungBeetle on August 18, 2008, 12:45:50 PM This could easily be AA-QQ as well as AK. We have already re-raised him once so he probably feels he can get us to shove so no need to play it trickily from his point of view?
Title: Re: Blind v Blind Post by: TheChipPrince on August 18, 2008, 12:57:16 PM Flat the original raise, to:
1, Disguise our strength 2, Play a flop in position 3, Allow him to bluff off his chips 4, Not get carried away early and limit our loses if the flop is of no use If we opt to re-raise, fold to 4-bet... |