Title: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: GrannyDee on December 06, 2008, 02:21:15 PM Looking for analysis on the following hand. Read on opponent was that he limps too often with hands he should be raising with, post-flop he is solid. Stats are 24/14 over 540 hands. Stacks are roughly 100 euros each.
opp calls I call in the sb with Ks 4s bb checks. Pot (3 euro) Flop 2s 6s 3s I bet 2, opp raises to 6.75, I pop it up to 17 opp calls Pot (37 euro) Turn Qd I bet 24 opp calls Pot (85 euro) River Qs I check opp puts me allin for my remaining 65 euros call or fold? Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: jizzemm on December 06, 2008, 02:55:16 PM call
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: mondatoo on December 06, 2008, 03:00:30 PM Fold pre
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: jizzemm on December 06, 2008, 03:12:53 PM Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: boldie on December 06, 2008, 03:17:35 PM Fold or raise pre FYP. Flatting into an unopened pot is evil..even if it is making up from the SB. Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: mondatoo on December 06, 2008, 03:32:04 PM Fold or raise pre FYP. Flatting into an unopened pot is evil..even if it is making up from the SB. Not for me just fold,why raise ? Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: boldie on December 06, 2008, 03:33:12 PM Fold or raise pre FYP. Flatting into an unopened pot is evil..even if it is making up from the SB. Not for me just fold,why raise ? I just wanted to point out that flatting or making up is evil... I fold here most of the time as well. Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: bolt pp on December 06, 2008, 03:37:11 PM fold pre? how?
i make up the sb 100% of the time here there are a lot of hands from how you've described him that have the Aspades in and it has sort of played like that bet the river though, check calling and check folding are both kind of bollox here though after you check im leaning towards folding Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: GreekStein on December 06, 2008, 04:04:16 PM Plz never fold pre here.
If the player is pretty solid you should probably pass now - we're not beating anything. Looks like he is either calling with a set or Ace of spades - any decent player mucks almost any other hand to ur flop re raise Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: mondatoo on December 06, 2008, 04:09:22 PM Plz never fold pre here. If the player is pretty solid you should probably pass now - we're not beating anything. Looks like he is either calling with a set or Ace of spades - any decent player mucks almost any other hand to ur flop re raise Why are we calling pre for ,yeah it's discounted but what flop do we want to see with such a junk hand like K4 sooted yeah mbn to flop a flush but not likely.Board comes k high and we have a shit kicker so either win a small pot or get ourselves in a world of trouble in a big pot against a possible better king all because we didn't want to give up our small blind ? Generally calling here just leads to us folding on most flops so we are just wasting 1/2 blind everytime we do this. Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: GrannyDee on December 06, 2008, 04:48:42 PM I usually call pre-flop in this situation think its close ev wise. Opponent had a set on the flop for a full house
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: GreekStein on December 06, 2008, 09:09:56 PM Plz never fold pre here. If the player is pretty solid you should probably pass now - we're not beating anything. Looks like he is either calling with a set or Ace of spades - any decent player mucks almost any other hand to ur flop re raise Why are we calling pre for ,yeah it's discounted but what flop do we want to see with such a junk hand like K4 sooted yeah mbn to flop a flush but not likely.Board comes k high and we have a shit kicker so either win a small pot or get ourselves in a world of trouble in a big pot against a possible better king all because we didn't want to give up our small blind ? Generally calling here just leads to us folding on most flops so we are just wasting 1/2 blind everytime we do this. There's several advantages to making up the sb here. We can pick up lots of pots on raggedy flops even when we miss. If the flop comes king high it doesnt necessarily mean we're behind. At these limits theres so many people who will misplay hands and happily stack off 100bbs with hands like Qs Jh on boards like Js 5s 7s when we've invested half a bb more getting a great price pre with our Ks 4s. Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: mondatoo on December 07, 2008, 12:19:03 AM Plz never fold pre here. If the player is pretty solid you should probably pass now - we're not beating anything. Looks like he is either calling with a set or Ace of spades - any decent player mucks almost any other hand to ur flop re raise Why are we calling pre for ,yeah it's discounted but what flop do we want to see with such a junk hand like K4 sooted yeah mbn to flop a flush but not likely.Board comes k high and we have a shit kicker so either win a small pot or get ourselves in a world of trouble in a big pot against a possible better king all because we didn't want to give up our small blind ? Generally calling here just leads to us folding on most flops so we are just wasting 1/2 blind everytime we do this. There's several advantages to making up the sb here. We can pick up lots of pots on raggedy flops even when we miss. If the flop comes king high it doesnt necessarily mean we're behind. At these limits theres so many people who will misplay hands and happily stack off 100bbs with hands like Qs Jh on boards like Js 5s 7s when we've invested half a bb more getting a great price pre with our Ks 4s. Discussing whether it's viable to make up in the sb is totally irrelevant to this hand since we will hardly ever flop a flush, personally i just fold if you want to play k4 soooooted that's fair enough but personally for me it's going in the muck Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: ACE2M on December 07, 2008, 03:22:37 AM whats wrong is you didn't raise pre flop with your read, you make money pre and not post, make it pay. call.
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: Boba Fett on December 07, 2008, 07:00:24 AM Fold or raise pre FYP. Flatting into an unopened pot is evil..even if it is making up from the SB. The pot has been opened. There is a caller already. If its unopened I agree, fold or raise (Id probably raise more often than not) but surely you'd never raise here after a limper? Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: AlexMartin on December 07, 2008, 10:26:44 AM completing the SB w K4s here v a "solid" limper (i know, contradatory statement) is a leak imo. if limper was bad sure call, but v someone 1/2 decent fold is better.
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: boldie on December 07, 2008, 11:16:34 AM Fold or raise pre FYP. Flatting into an unopened pot is evil..even if it is making up from the SB. The pot has been opened. There is a caller already. If its unopened I agree, fold or raise (Id probably raise more often than not) but surely you'd never raise here after a limper? I have no problem raising here after a limper....what do you put limper on?...If he had something he most likely would have raised...if he has nothing you'll take it down here....hell, whether he has something or nothing...if he was a half decent player he would have raised himself.. but Quote "Read on opponent was that he limps too often with hands he should be raising with" So he's a limping station.Anyways, I am more than happy folding...the suggestion of folding here makes me do a little happy dance. Raising here I don't have a problem with if you have the image and can outplay oppo on the flop...it's the calling here that drives me nuts. Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: gribbo on December 08, 2008, 07:54:56 PM would have folded preflop, think the hand is standard once the flop has been dealt.
Title: Re: Flopped flush 0.5/1 euro NL Post by: UpTheMariners on December 09, 2008, 03:30:36 AM i hate every street, fold pre. pot bet flop if raised, raise enough so you can make a pot sized shove on the turn.
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