|
Title: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: KarlizLV on September 28, 2008, 07:13:12 PM FreRoll
Average Chips: 4200 Blinds 100/200 Ante: 15 2000/7000 players left, first 260 gets $ 10 players at the table I have 4900, Player B has 5200 I have : Kh Td Player A calls So does player B and I Flop comes K Kc Th Ac Player A checks, Player B raises 600, I reraise to 1200, player A folds, player B calls Turn comes 8s Player B Bets 1200, I call River: 8d Player B goes all-in, I scream ''aargh'' and call I show my two pairs, he shows Ks 8c ... Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: pokerfan on September 28, 2008, 07:14:32 PM both
Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: KarlizLV on September 28, 2008, 07:17:44 PM Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: Longy on September 28, 2008, 07:20:10 PM Raise the flop by more than a min raise, in fact given stacks i think i would shove the flop. The board is very wet plus you are getting to stack a bare ace a lot on this flop who may get scared off by lots of turn card.
Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: pokerfan on September 28, 2008, 07:29:44 PM unfortunately for you the outcome will allways be the same no matter how you play this hand.in a freeroll comp with this holding u may as well push the flop as any bare A or gutshot is likely to call, the min raise on flop being called by k8 just shows the weakness of the field,
Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: KarlizLV on September 28, 2008, 07:33:23 PM Oh well, thanks for the answers!
Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: TheChipPrince on September 28, 2008, 11:28:30 PM Raise the flop by more than a min raise, in fact given stacks i think i would shove the flop. The board is very wet plus you are getting to stack a bare ace a lot on this flop who may get scared off by lots of turn card. Absolutely no offence meant Longy, but maybe some of these terms, eg, 'the board is very wet' maybe a little above a beginner who plays in a free-roll.... And no offence Karl if your not a beginner! Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: Longy on September 28, 2008, 11:40:30 PM Raise the flop by more than a min raise, in fact given stacks i think i would shove the flop. The board is very wet plus you are getting to stack a bare ace a lot on this flop who may get scared off by lots of turn card. Absolutely no offence meant Longy, but maybe some of these terms, eg, 'the board is very wet' maybe a little above a beginner who plays in a free-roll.... And no offence Karl if your not a beginner! Good point to be fair, im a guilty of dropping into poker lingo quite a bit. Wet board = There are lots of draws on the flop, straights and flushes. As opposed to a dry board where there are not many draws possible. Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: ThatsSoMinusEV on September 29, 2008, 09:19:50 AM It's a freeroll. Just jam your chips in on the flop w +2 pair plus. It's really hard to comment on these kind of tournaments.
Title: Re: Was I unlucky or I played terribly wrong somewhere? Post by: KarlizLV on September 29, 2008, 03:10:38 PM Raise the flop by more than a min raise, in fact given stacks i think i would shove the flop. The board is very wet plus you are getting to stack a bare ace a lot on this flop who may get scared off by lots of turn card. Absolutely no offence meant Longy, but maybe some of these terms, eg, 'the board is very wet' maybe a little above a beginner who plays in a free-roll.... And no offence Karl if your not a beginner! No problem, I'm an active poker player for only 6 months so I guess I am a beginner :) I got what he meant with ''wet board'' even with my average English :) Still, I couldn't believe ha had QJ giving him straight. I guess I should have raised more after the flop raise. |