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Title: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 02:07:37 PM
Think this hand is pretty standard but just got me thinking a little about why certain hands would be played like this.

9 handed
300/600/50 average stack about 15k
Im playing 13k villain playing about 23k

Villain has been active and opening a lot of pots and getting most bets through easily
I will reserve my thoughts on him, as I seem to be thinking the same about everyone at the mo, but I think Girgy knows him and may be able to add something.

Villain opens to 1600 UTG+2
Hero looks down at  Jd Jc and raises to 4100
Everyone else folds

Flop comes  8d 9s Ahrt

Sure was happy to see the ace, villain shoves

Whats my action here?


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: salfi on August 05, 2009, 02:18:35 PM
when ever i hero call here they show me the ace. but dont stop me from keep making these calls. one day il be shown j10. :(
im really not sure what the right line is as a c/r is the play ude expect with the ace and why would any1 just donk to the raiser with it.  but in all my memorys of this type of spot they always have it .


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 02:32:29 PM
when ever i hero call here they show me the ace. but dont stop me from keep making these calls. one day il be shown j10. :(
im really not sure what the right line is as a c/r is the play ude expect with the ace and why would any1 just donk to the raiser with it.  but in all my memorys of this type of spot they always have it .

This is summing up my question.
If he has flatted me with AK AQ AJ what does he think im calling with?
If he has AA i assume he checks it to me so i can hang myself
If he has KK what a spew the shove would be

I just cant understand what hand you would play like this if you had a nonce of sense?!

Lol


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: salfi on August 05, 2009, 02:46:37 PM
sense and poker isnt hand in hand.  happened to me last week some guy i three bet flats oop 2/3 of his stack the flop ace brick brick. he shoves flop with his ak and i have to call with my qq. stack sizes in your case where a little different but that in my oppinion makes it more retarded.
 might be a move but it just seams weird.
no hand makes sense does it?
 i guessing u fold cause im the only one who ever seams to make these calls . i think they shove thinking i look bluffy i wil be called by jj qq kk etc.
i always call anyway i just like watching there faces light up while they scoop my chips :(  makes them so happy how could i not pay them off im a nice guy like that


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 02:53:36 PM
sense and poker isnt hand in hand.  happened to me last week some guy i three bet flats oop 2/3 of his stack the flop ace brick brick. he shoves flop with his ak and i have to call with my qq. stack sizes in your case where a little different but that in my oppinion makes it more retarded.
 might be a move but it just seams weird.
no hand makes sense does it?
 i guessing u fold cause im the only one who ever seams to make these calls . i think they shove thinking i look bluffy i wil be called by jj qq kk etc.
i always call anyway i just like watching there faces light up while they scoop my chips :(  makes them so happy how could i not pay them off im a nice guy like that

Lol
Great post Salfi, will do the reveal when a few more people respond but glad to see your thinking is the same as mine.
And your right about the stack sizes, if he is hit then he should defo check it to me cus theres like 9k in the middle and I have 9k behind, I shove sooooo wide here if he checks. If he has a decent ace he snaps, if he has ace rag what the hell is he doing flatting my 3 bet?

Take it no one has a problem with the raise pre, Im happy with the pot as it stood, and Im raising for value 90% of the time.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: EvilPie on August 05, 2009, 02:56:46 PM
Fist pump snap please.

Pretend you were ordering a valet when he shows an ace.

A lot here depends on what villain thinks of you. He's got you out chipped and will be very much still in if he loses. He could easily pick up 10k here if you're a weak ass who passes when he sees an ace.

Perhaps he fancied a gamble. He puts you on AK or a decent pair. He shoves any flop knowing that you pass AK if there's no A and a pair if there's an over card. For him it's a 50 50 and he knows whatever happens he can't get knocked out.

Tough spot but I'm not passing here unless I know oppo is tight as a tight things tight bits.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: BulldozerD on August 05, 2009, 03:07:11 PM
thing is I know i would always check to the re-raiser if i am going to felt with Ax (or better) here but i often fall into the trap of judging villains by my own standards.

I mean i can't understand what he would logically do it with that beats you, so when i think like this i call (and often look daft)

board has no flush draw but i guess he could have TJ or some crap if he is playing really loose and free as described.

meh - i'd call it off


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Cf on August 05, 2009, 03:12:05 PM
Such a strange bet. Stack sizes as they are means if he checks to you then you'll surely be shoving. He doesn't need to get complicated here, the pot as it is, and following the pf 3-bet, means if he's flopped a big hand all he needs to do is check, and he'll get the money in.

So wtf has he shoved for? Have to assume he's bluffing, or same as you, isn't happy to see that ace and is hoping you haven't got it. Maybe KK/QQ, or a raggy ace, but if he has one of these hands, why shove? You're only calling if you beat him, so he'd be better to check and call your shove.

Meh. I dunno. Call and sigh when he turns over the winning hand I guess.

Who was the villian? If Girgy knows him then I might too.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 03:13:46 PM
Fist pump snap please.

Pretend you were ordering a valet when he shows an ace.

A lot here depends on what villain thinks of you. He's got you out chipped and will be very much still in if he loses. He could easily pick up 10k here if you're a weak ass who passes when he sees an ace.

Perhaps he fancied a gamble. He puts you on AK or a decent pair. He shoves any flop knowing that you pass AK if there's no A and a pair if there's an over card. For him it's a 50 50 and he knows whatever happens he can't get knocked out.

Tough spot but I'm not passing here unless I know oppo is tight as a tight things tight bits.

Defo wasnt tight
You really fist pumping?
I have the same feelings as others on here, looks like a call but when you make these calls they normally do have it.

What do you think he flatted my 3 bet with that makes you want to fist pump snap this off?

Are you thinking he has suited paint more often than not here? If so this a tez call pre surely with my stack size and the fact he may well be dominated?

Wheres Girgington? I want him on this thread cus he had some opinions on the break.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 03:16:49 PM
Such a strange bet. Stack sizes as they are means if he checks to you then you'll surely be shoving. He doesn't need to get complicated here, the pot as it is, and following the pf 3-bet, means if he's flopped a big hand all he needs to do is check, and he'll get the money in.

So wtf has he shoved for? Have to assume he's bluffing, or same as you, isn't happy to see that ace and is hoping you haven't got it. Maybe KK/QQ, or a raggy ace, but if he has one of these hands, why shove? You're only calling if you beat him, so he'd be better to check and call your shove.

Meh. I dunno. Call and sigh when he turns over the winning hand I guess.

Who was the villian? If Girgy knows him then I might too.

Yeah your thoughts are exactly the same as mine Cf

Girgy was in seat 6? I was in seat 4 and this guy was in seat 2?
Beige hoody bit of a stubble going on?
Mid 20's?

Someone spot Girgy and we will ask him!


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: EvilPie on August 05, 2009, 03:26:10 PM
What do you do if the over card is a K or a Q?

JJ is always likely to see an over card on the flop so raising 1/4 of your stack to pass to a shove if there's an overcard is pretty bad.

fwiw I don't think we can credit oppo with AK or AQ here. Surely he just shoves them pre unless he's shit.

He might have a weaker ace but if he has he's very bad and just got lucky.

The hand comes down to stack sizes for me. I can't ever put that much in the middle and then pass the flop. It's how I went out the 300. You raise for value rather than shove because you want a customer. The flop shouldn't matter. There's too much in the pot to pass now.

If you're passing to an overcard you should just shove pre imo. There's 2.5k in there already, just have that. As soon as you raise for value that's it, you're committed as far as i'm concerned.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: GreekStein on August 05, 2009, 03:41:51 PM
The problem with playing against shit players is they do things that confuse the hell out of you and with no real reason or thought behind what and why they are doing them.

You'd think with an ace that he'd check the flop as you're so likely to bet/jam it that he's gotta call anyway instead of turning a made hand into a bluff. I therefore probably call and lose vs A4 soooooted.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: TheChipPrince on August 05, 2009, 03:44:08 PM
I would fold more than call, but if there's some history we can certainly call sometimes...


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 03:49:45 PM
What do you do if the over card is a K or a Q?

JJ is always likely to see an over card on the flop so raising 1/4 of your stack to pass to a shove if there's an overcard is pretty bad.

fwiw I don't think we can credit oppo with AK or AQ here. Surely he just shoves them pre unless he's shit.

He might have a weaker ace but if he has he's very bad and just got lucky.

The hand comes down to stack sizes for me. I can't ever put that much in the middle and then pass the flop. It's how I went out the 300. You raise for value rather than shove because you want a customer. The flop shouldn't matter. There's too much in the pot to pass now.

If you're passing to an overcard you should just shove pre imo. There's 2.5k in there already, just have that. As soon as you raise for value that's it, you're committed as far as i'm concerned.

I snap if there is K or Q............ i think.

About 60-70% of his range involves and A?
He may have AK or AQ or even KQ but its a lot less likely he has the K or Q than the A do you not think?

I know we keep having this argument about how everyone is terrible, but at the time I thought he AJ but didnt really discount A10o+ and A8s+

Live donks hate to laydown an ace!

Maybe the fact i think everyone I play against is a cabbage isnt helping my game.  :D


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: salfi on August 05, 2009, 03:55:30 PM
lol poker players who flat three bets then donk ace hi flops are cabbages


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: George2Loose on August 05, 2009, 05:50:56 PM
I think he may make this donk bet with a set (88 or 99) or even 98 suited.

Really is a strange spot. In a vacuum I call but I have seen him turn made hands into bluffs then I may fold. History is important here.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 05, 2009, 06:15:29 PM
I think he may make this donk bet with a set (88 or 99) or even 98 suited.

Really is a strange spot. In a vacuum I call but I have seen him turn made hands into bluffs then I may fold. History is important here.

So you know who Im talking about George or is that a hypothetical?

Why would you do it with the set? Again if he checks he's 100 times more likely to get my stack.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: George2Loose on August 05, 2009, 09:46:26 PM
I think he may make this donk bet with a set (88 or 99) or even 98 suited.

Really is a strange spot. In a vacuum I call but I have seen him turn made hands into bluffs then I may fold. History is important here.

So you know who Im talking about George or is that a hypothetical?

Why would you do it with the set? Again if he checks he's 100 times more likely to get my stack.

Cos he doesn't know what he's doing? Cos he thinks you won't be able to lay down an ace? No idea who you're talking about just hypothetical


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Girgy85 on August 05, 2009, 10:19:32 PM
I remember the hand but cant recall all the details sorry Stu.

Seat 2 may have been Joe Stevenson?? He had a massive stack!


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Cf on August 05, 2009, 10:48:03 PM
Joe Stevenson?

Call

/end thread


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Girgy85 on August 05, 2009, 10:55:14 PM
Joe Stevenson?

Call

/end thread

I think i remember this now....

It was Joe and although he is very loose agro i think he had the Ace this time. I was watching him as the flop rolled off and he defo likes the look of that Ace!!


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 06, 2009, 09:30:43 AM
Joe Stevenson?

Call

/end thread

I think i remember this now....

It was Joe and although he is very loose agro i think he had the Ace this time. I was watching him as the flop rolled off and he defo likes the look of that Ace!!

You serious Cf? I thought he was pretty bad, but not soo bad I had to snap him off! Lol

Thats the hand Girgy, you said on the break that you thought he had the ace.

I basically decided he had AJ and had made a horrible call pre and got lucky.

So the epic reveal..........

i folded.


Matt reckons that if im raising for value pre, i cant fold here.

Anyone got any thoughts on that, he said if im going to fold there I should just fold pre. Or shove so I dont have the desicion.

I hate both those ideas, I lose so much value from worse hands by shoving, and obviously fold JJ to a standard open from a spewtard cabbage.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: GreekStein on August 06, 2009, 09:33:06 AM
You and Girgy must be soulreaders!


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 06, 2009, 09:50:30 AM
You and Girgy must be soulreaders!

He read your soul
He said it smelt of cheese, brie in particular


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: GreekStein on August 06, 2009, 10:01:02 AM
You and Girgy must be soulreaders!

He read your soul
He said it smelt of cheese, brie in particular

No mate, he sniffed my crotch.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Cf on August 06, 2009, 10:26:02 AM
He's perfectly capable of having 64o here. I can't fold to him in this spot.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 06, 2009, 06:37:31 PM
He's perfectly capable of having 64o here. I can't fold to him in this spot.

Sure feel good now Charles.
Fck pokerz
Ill stick to Larry


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: George2Loose on August 06, 2009, 06:39:58 PM
take it you folded then?


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Cf on August 06, 2009, 06:43:21 PM
He's very much a player who when he has it you just have to pay him off.

Eg, on Monday I saw him playing a .5/1 cash game. Someone shoved £65 into him on a flop with bottom pair. Joe called without not even knowing what his cards were, and the other person's hand held up.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 06, 2009, 06:45:35 PM
take it you folded then?

Yeah see above

I wanted to call, but then I thought whenever I make these calls they have it and slowly pushed my cards away.

So unless CF or Girgy can find out ill never know


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Girgy85 on August 06, 2009, 08:09:11 PM
take it you folded then?

Yeah see above

I wanted to call, but then I thought whenever I make these calls they have it and slowly pushed my cards away.

So unless CF or Girgy can find out ill never know

6 4o is too much credit imo!

More like 2 3o


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: salfi on August 07, 2009, 06:30:17 PM
funny u shud say joe stevenson.     please read my blog reguading the cash game on monday night with the villain joe stevenson. i played a 1k pot at 0.5/1 cash game with j9 for value all in pre.
 

now that u say it was him its a fist pump snapp off call and sigh if he has it.   the guy is unknown mystery when he has chips money or drink in front of him.   nice guy though the few times he has raped me he had done it in a nice way
http://www.leggopoker.com/blogs/
salfi123 fun times and how to lose 1k over 4 hands


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Britney Spears on August 08, 2009, 12:53:32 AM
omg i dont even need to read this thread to know you mangled it


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: Cf on August 08, 2009, 10:22:46 AM
omg i dont even need to read this thread to know you mangled it

constructive


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: StuartHopkin on August 08, 2009, 11:37:28 AM
omg i dont even need to read this thread to know you mangled it

To be polite, I would love to mangle britney spears, but i would not like to spear mrs mangle.


Title: Re: DTD £150 f/o hand, facing a shove on the flop.
Post by: titaniumbean on August 08, 2009, 11:27:00 PM
Think this hand is pretty standard but just got me thinking a little about why certain hands would be played like this.

9 handed
300/600/50 average stack about 15k
Im playing 13k villain playing about 23k

Villain has been active and opening a lot of pots and getting most bets through easily
I will reserve my thoughts on him, as I seem to be thinking the same about everyone at the mo, but I think Girgy knows him and may be able to add something.

Villain opens to 1600 UTG+2
Hero looks down at  Jd Jc and raises to 4100
Everyone else folds

Flop comes  8d 9s Ahrt

Sure was happy to see the ace, villain shoves

Whats my action here?


With your stack i'd do the ol' fu I cawl line.

If he's really laggy and think's that he folds out KK-TT on a rainbow board then he can do it with 67/JT/QT/9T type hands.

Cant work out who the villain is though i'm terrible with names.

(I'm a 1/2 DTD fish fwiw)

And I agree with greekstein (sp?) that if you're losing it's gonna be like A4 or something proper nawty! :p

Tbf though against alot of players this should be a fold.