Title: tough spot for stack Post by: iveysda on August 04, 2010, 08:18:27 AM Villian raises from mid position £1/2 nlh cash game £8 is the bet
ive just bought in for £200 this is my 2nd hand villian has similar stack hero on the button finds Ahrt 8h flats big blind calls too flop Kh 4s 3h big blind checks villian bets £22 hero calls big blind calls turn card Aspades big blind checks villian now bets £80 I tank, do i raise in this spot or am i up against a/k villian has now put in half his stack in if i am jam its an instant call for a/k whats the big blind going to do as well ?? hmmm any thoughts in this spot? Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: buzzharvey22 on August 04, 2010, 08:43:49 AM fold on turn, your are drawing to a flush and a flush only
3 bet or fold pre, a8s is pretty gash imo Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: pleno1 on August 04, 2010, 09:28:13 AM 3bettttt pre
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Cf on August 04, 2010, 10:38:06 AM I don't like 3betting pre with A8s on our second hand at the table. I don't like calling 4x with it either. I'd rather know how the table is playing and establish some reads before trying to play A8s post flop.
As played you're getting 2:1 on a call on the turn. Assuming you're already behind then this is a fold. This is assuming you're behind though. Villain may well be firing with KQ or something hoping no-one has hit the A. This is why I like to see him play a few hands first cos atm we're just guessing. Oh and don't raise - you're never getting value from worse. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: GreekStein on August 04, 2010, 12:33:29 PM I'm never folding a suited ace pre 100bbs deep in live cash when I've got position on everyone.
Really interesting spot though. I would raise/call flop I think. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 04, 2010, 02:42:00 PM suited aces play really well in live cash games where alot of pots go multiway. As played call turn, probably fold UI.
With no reads i think flatting the flop is ok and would be my default. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: AlexMartin on August 04, 2010, 03:45:58 PM dont coldcall buttons w A8s unless you have an amazing player read on tendencies/know the pot is gonna deffo be multiway/opener is a huge drooler or will just check giveup flops he misses. as played if the guy looks remotely like he can play prolly timebank call turn and re-evaluate river. dont like getting it in on flop and deffo dont like raising the turn.
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: iveysda on August 04, 2010, 05:41:11 PM dont coldcall buttons w A8s unless you have an amazing player read on tendencies/know the pot is gonna deffo be multiway/opener is a huge drooler or will just check giveup flops he misses. as played if the guy looks remotely like he can play prolly timebank call turn and re-evaluate river. dont like getting it in on flop and deffo dont like raising the turn. interesting views guys, as its early doors and i have another buy in, i flat the £80 big blind calls as well , so the pot is now massive.what the hell has the bb got i ask myself?? smaller flush draw Qh Jh/ Qh Th or worse slow playing a set !!!! then comes the river board pairs its a heart ughhhhh. im anxious to see what the bb is gonnae do, he dwells up and finally checks. im thinking is he good enuf to check full boat ?? not been at table long enuf to know. villian checks its now up to me what to do ?? over £300 in pot and facing 2 checks, views pls Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: NigDawG on August 04, 2010, 05:51:04 PM dont coldcall buttons w A8s unless you have an amazing player read on tendencies/know the pot is gonna deffo be multiway/opener is a huge drooler or will just check giveup flops he misses. as played if the guy looks remotely like he can play prolly timebank call turn and re-evaluate river. dont like getting it in on flop and deffo dont like raising the turn. interesting views guys, as its early doors and i have another buy in, i flat the £80 big blind calls as well , so the pot is now massive.what the hell has the bb got i ask myself?? smaller flush draw Qh Jh/ Qh Th or worse slow playing a set !!!! then comes the river board pairs its a heart ughhhhh. im anxious to see what the bb is gonnae do, he dwells up and finally checks. im thinking is he good enuf to check full boat ?? not been at table long enuf to know. villian checks its now up to me what to do ?? over £300 in pot and facing 2 checks, views pls wonder how quiet pha would be if blonde had a "badbeats + coolers" section? Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: pleno1 on August 04, 2010, 05:53:12 PM jam obv? you dont have much left and have ze nut flush?
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: pleno1 on August 04, 2010, 05:54:03 PM £300 in pot you have £90 left, anything but jamming would be ridic bad,
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 05:54:37 PM i check behind - not sure an inferior flush calls from BB
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 04, 2010, 06:28:48 PM i check behind - not sure an inferior flush calls from BB lol. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: StuartHopkin on August 04, 2010, 06:48:37 PM But if they know you have no fold equity why would they call with anything worse than the nut flush? So jamming obviously would be really bad, DUCY? Nah I'm just kidding, I'm not really Mantis, obv jam. Lol Dont confuse me like that! Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Cf on August 04, 2010, 06:55:50 PM Bet £40. This looks so strong. Fold to a shove - they always have it in this spot.
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Longines on August 04, 2010, 06:57:57 PM Ask if you can bring your other £200 to the table now.
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: BulldozerD on August 04, 2010, 07:14:49 PM probably cll turn, now just jam the river when checked to
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 07:45:13 PM What hands are 'we' ( the villains) calling £90 with that don't beat the ace high flush?
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 08:16:26 PM Given that the river is the 4h, the bb could well have 34
He obv isnt calling any missed str8 draws, and you have to think he jams the flop with a hand like 5h6h Literally the only hand i can see calling is QhJh - but we are asking alot for 1 hand to call us when there is a greater likelihood that they have checked better hands in the hope someone bets a flush? Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: George2Loose on August 04, 2010, 08:37:26 PM Course we get called by worse guy. We dont have to even have a flush here. We could b bluffing or villian could go thru theres too much money in the pot syndrome and call with one pair
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 08:43:15 PM Course we get called by worse guy. We dont have to even have a flush here. We could b bluffing or villian could go thru theres too much money in the pot syndrome and call with one pair i can see AK making a crying call, but not much else. If the BB made a flush would he not jam for the same reasons as us? Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: George2Loose on August 04, 2010, 08:57:34 PM Its live cash. Villian can deffo call with worse
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 09:15:05 PM Its live cash. Villian can deffo call with worse with what hands? No way they are calling 1 pair Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 10:12:51 PM James
I agree we are probably good, but on the grounds that we aren't getting called by much worse and there are several full houses out there that might be hoping we hit our A high flush in position and think we will fire if they check? There are plenty of genuine full house opportunities out there from both villains I posted a cash hand ages ago where I checked the bottom full house in position and most people thought it was ok given the above type situation! Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 04, 2010, 10:25:19 PM James I agree we are probably good, but on the grounds that we aren't getting called by much worse and there are several full houses out there that might be hoping we hit our A high flush in position and think we will fire if they check? There are plenty of genuine full house opportunities out there from both villains I posted a cash hand ages ago where I checked the bottom full house in position and most people thought it was ok given the above type situation! wow. This reminds me of that Tilly vs PA hand. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 04, 2010, 10:41:10 PM James I agree we are probably good, but on the grounds that we aren't getting called by much worse and there are several full houses out there that might be hoping we hit our A high flush in position and think we will fire if they check? There are plenty of genuine full house opportunities out there from both villains I posted a cash hand ages ago where I checked the bottom full house in position and most people thought it was ok given the above type situation! wow. This reminds me of that Tilly vs PA hand. with the greatest respect, ive always been taught to assess what hands are in their ranges that we beat and that beat us, weight those hands and then make a decision the hands that call 1. Random flushes in BB 2. A 'tard with AK (original raiser) hands that have us beat 1. Raiser with AA 2. Raiser with KK 3. 34 in bb 4. A4 in bb 5. 33 from either spot now going back thru the hand I can legitimately put the 4 'beating us' hands into the betting sequence as played allowing for trapping on the river i think the hands that we beat and call have been played appallingly and we have to hope thats what they have and then still donk off hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [ ] Jen Tilly Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 04, 2010, 10:53:57 PM Well 1st off we have no reads. It is however a £1/2 live game, so i think its fair to say theres an 85% chance that both villians are mouthbreathers struggling to wipe the drool from there chin. Secondly its a CO open and a flat in the BB. I predict there ranges are considerably wider than you give them credit for (its dull sitting for hours so fishies like to play all sorts of random trash.
I think the BB rarely has a set given the action and the "wet" texture of the flop/turn and his most likely hands are a 56hh /56ss type hand. I think the CO has a genuine hand here barrelling the turn 3way, hes te most likely to have boated up id say but once he checks the river with tiny SPR its bizarre to ever see him c/c-c/r a boat. With £90 behind and a £300 or £400 pot its so much worse checking behind, when there ranges are wider than you give them credit for than jamming and giving sum1 insane odds to hero call. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 04, 2010, 10:56:10 PM oh and the fact that this hand is posted is usually a not so thinly veiled bad beat so you will be correct :)
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: outragous76 on August 05, 2010, 12:23:09 AM Quote hands that have us beat 1. Raiser with AA 2. Raiser with KK 3. 34 in bb 4. A4 in bb 5. 33 from either spot now going back thru the hand I can legitimately put the 4 'beating us' hands into the betting sequence as played allowing for trapping on the river i think the hands that we beat and call have been played appallingly and we have to hope thats what they have and then still donk off hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [ ] Jen Tilly Not saying it's impossible mate but this is just a terrible idea. Why would you need to trap someone who has a flush if they only have 1/3 pot back? They're definitely calling with a flush if they made it this far. "Trapping" just misses value from 2 pairs/sets that might make a crying call. These hands are never going to bet themselves, and you never induce a bluff of £90 into £300 3-ways. yeah fair enough, but i just dont think too many hands are paying us off here - well the point being there arent that many combos of hands that can given the board i still check :P Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: iveysda on August 05, 2010, 08:13:02 AM oh and the fact that this hand is posted is usually a not so thinly veiled bad beat so you will be correct :) some really good analysis guys, as i stated this was only my 2nd hand played so i decided that my best option would be to check.as i hadn't worked out any table images, ie trap checkers or ultra aggro guys. dont know if this was a weak play, but if had bn at table for longer i woodv'e jammed this spot with only £90 behind if i was snap called i woodv'e just tapped the table and rebought. anyway cards on backs bb 7h 8h, villian a/k. so alls well that ends well. just doubted my weak check on river and wondered what others may have done. thks Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: GreekStein on August 05, 2010, 11:37:29 AM Guy like 0 hands that beat us check this river. He puts us in with every single boat in case we check back a flush or Ax/Aces up.
OP - How did you have Ah 8h and villain had 7h 8h? There's no point checking unless we have big stacks behind. Abs no merit to it in this situation at all. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Whollyflush on August 05, 2010, 04:40:42 PM lol at all's well that ends well :)
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: iveysda on August 05, 2010, 05:02:25 PM lol at all's well that ends well :) soz guys 6h 7hTitle: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: DMorgan on August 06, 2010, 02:29:06 AM Checking this river is lolbad imo.
We're playing against random live players in a 1/2 cash game. A boat gets checked like 0% of the time here. Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: StuartHopkin on August 06, 2010, 09:46:40 AM Lol at assigning live 1/2 players tight ranges.
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: action man on August 06, 2010, 02:29:06 PM u just burnt £90 always and £180 often
Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Boba Fett on August 09, 2010, 01:17:28 PM Quote hands that have us beat 1. Raiser with AA 2. Raiser with KK 3. 34 in bb 4. A4 in bb 5. 33 from either spot now going back thru the hand I can legitimately put the 4 'beating us' hands into the betting sequence as played allowing for trapping on the river i think the hands that we beat and call have been played appallingly and we have to hope thats what they have and then still donk off hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [ ] Jen Tilly Not saying it's impossible mate but this is just a terrible idea. Why would you need to trap someone who has a flush if they only have 1/3 pot back? They're definitely calling with a flush if they made it this far. "Trapping" just misses value from 2 pairs/sets that might make a crying call. These hands are never going to bet themselves, and you never induce a bluff of £90 into £300 3-ways. yeah fair enough, but i just dont think too many hands are paying us off here - well the point being there arent that many combos of hands that can given the board i still check :P Title: Re: tough spot for stack Post by: Q8Holds on August 09, 2010, 05:41:39 PM Surely you definatley have the villan beat , i cant see him checking a house to you as youve just been calling it would be wrong of him to assume that you would fire out a bet. I Jam it if its anywhere near the standard of some of the 1:1 cash games ive played, 50% of people wouldnt be able to lay down AK here or a lower flush
I dont think the bb is calling with a 3 £22 is way to much to be calling with a 3 even if its 33 As we dont know neither the agrresor or the BB its tricky but is the villian really firing £22 with AA, KK as he doesnt know you and you could quite easily just be wanting to see a flop in position. I cant see many hands that jusitify this play that are beating you SB- AK BB-89 of hearts But then i know some people would call preflop with 43 and someone would even call the turn with kQ, i would be more than happy i was ahead here and ive changed my mind -Bet £50 as your more likely to get paid off by both of them than maybe 1 caller and sigh call a re raise EDIT: DIDNT READ PAGE 3 BEFORE POSTING JUST 1n 2 SO REAPEATED SOME STUFF AND SAID THE HANDS AFTER THEY WERE ANNOUNCED OOPS |