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Title: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room (Missed Value ?)
Post by: Skgv on January 14, 2012, 04:56:16 PM
Afetr a few losing sessions in £5 £10 NL game an a ear battering at Kalooki mentally an finacially by the legend Ali at £50 £100 £200, Alan Maclean was also playing btw an a really nice guy! After a good nites sleep i decided as i drove along to the Vic from the hotel i would drop down stakes which is something i dont do normally when on tilt but hey after playing for so many years an doing the same mistakes eventually you must learn right ?

Ok that summerises my mental state at that time an now after playing against the daily regs on thursday i found myself in a hand were i might of missplayed a hand an as a losing run will have you doubt every move i thought i d get some thoughts from my friends!

Probaly didnt have the best image on the table at the time but most new i was fairly capable player an especialy the villian respected me as i respected him an we never have tangled in the year or so i have know him.Its a common trait for Pros to avoid each other an play against the weaker players. Anyway the only time we have had a bit of a mind games hand was during the £2500 main event buy in at the gukpt grand final where he owned me so i had pointed out i was upset about this hand and it caused me not to play poker for 5 weeks! It was that tilting as im a bit of a calling station at times (ask James Keys ) an that time i managed to hereo fold KK obv was a bad misread!

Sorry for the dribble but honest analysis much needed !
9 handed i raise utg+3 to £15 with Kd 8d an get called by sb (villian) an the bb. The flop came  Kc 8c 6h an after they both checked i bet £35 an the villian check raised to £110 with the bb passing. Forgot to mention the villain has become a good friend on poker circuit recently an is a fellow bubble so that leveled me to begin with! Thoughts on next move from here after floping top 2?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 14, 2012, 04:57:05 PM
forgot to mention both playing £3000 + stacks


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: mulhuzz on January 14, 2012, 05:02:58 PM
small 3bet, lead turn, lead river.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: pleno1 on January 14, 2012, 05:22:10 PM
small 3bet, lead turn, lead river.

were in position. Villain is sb and we opened from position

also think that if we were oop theres alot of rivers and even turns where i dnt think it would be good to lead.

Were 600 bbs deep so im not sure on best action here, if we 3bet and he 4bets t males life very horrible and 3b folding this hand on this board would feel yucky. I doubt he ever wants to get this much in though but think he continues with all his nfd and combo draws, however if he has 666 he shouldnt be fistpumping getting it in.

Guess im a nit..

Again i dont think balance is important at all here so although you pro ably shoudl 3b bluff this board alot because of stack sizes i dnt think we necessarily need a wide value range if a value range at all.

I think i just play the streets and flick a call in with intention of betting turn if checked too but not overcommiting.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 14, 2012, 06:18:19 PM
small 3bet, lead turn, lead river.

were in position. Villain is sb and we opened from position

also think that if we were oop theres alot of rivers and even turns where i dnt think it would be good to lead.

Were 600 bbs deep so im not sure on best action here, if we 3bet and he 4bets t males life very horrible and 3b folding this hand on this board would feel yucky. I doubt he ever wants to get this much in though but think he continues with all his nfd and combo draws, however if he has 666 he shouldnt be fistpumping getting it in.

Guess im a nit..

Again i dont think balance is important at all here so although you pro ably shoudl 3b bluff this board alot because of stack sizes i dnt think we necessarily need a wide value range if a value range at all.

I think i just play the streets and flick a call in with intention of betting turn if checked too but not overcommiting.
like this reply alot as i was sort of on smae wave length at this point.Villian is solid skilled winning player an his range of calling my pre flop range would of been down  2 pocket pairs, any suited ace any suited king e.t.c so he could easily have a set of 666 as i ruled out kkk or 888!

For some reason my read didnt put him on much an must tell you i have been misreading people alot since i started playing again! My thought process was if he was making a move he would probaly just give up if i showed any agression an decided to re raise him on flop but then if he was drawing to the flush i should make him pay or perhaps he would put me on resteal an defend witk kq or k j possibly?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: GreekStein on January 14, 2012, 06:24:00 PM
but most new i was fairly capable player

level?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 14, 2012, 06:46:52 PM
but most new i was fairly capable player

level?
constructive advice turk bastartd!


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: GreekStein on January 14, 2012, 07:04:04 PM
but most new i was fairly capable player

level?
constructive advice turk bastartd!

says the pigeon who can't even speak proper greek. Heard your mandarin is real good tho.

xxx


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 14, 2012, 10:04:54 PM
Would most players re raise in this spot with the info ive given or just smooth call in postion? Opinions an why they would do that please?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: skolsuper on January 14, 2012, 11:36:03 PM
Smooth call, for the reasons you've given.

For some reason my read didnt put him on much an must tell you i have been misreading people alot since i started playing again! My thought process was if he was making a move he would probaly just give up if i showed any agression an decided to re raise him on flop but then if he was drawing to the flush i should make him pay or perhaps he would put me on resteal an defend witk kq or k j possibly?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: mondatoo on January 15, 2012, 01:02:02 AM
If you've been playing together for a year and spent that whole time avoiding each other than I'm always just calling here and proceeding with caution.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Royal Flush on January 15, 2012, 02:05:34 AM
Is the question which hand to put our call in with? Anything else here would be very bad.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 15, 2012, 04:39:13 AM
If you've been playing together for a year and spent that whole time avoiding each other than I'm always just calling here and proceeding with caution.
Avoiding the wrong word, just coincedence havnt tangled as when playing dont others have targets of which players are easier to extract chips from.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 15, 2012, 04:47:50 AM
Anyway after deliberating for 30 secs or so i wasnt really bothered about getting it in on flop or not as in my mind i wasnt passing an ive put 600 blinds + with worse than 2 pair many times before! Just felt he wouldnt call a re raise so i elected to Call hoping my read was right an hope he would barrell turn an then decide.
Turn card was  Jh with the board reading  Kc 8c 6h Jh
Wasnt overly concerned with that card unless he had k j i guess but that didnt really enter my head i still had him on air ? He now leads out really big on turn which confused me an he bet £250 into a pot of £255 as in general nowadays no one makes these sort of bets till the river.
Thoughts on my best play here on the turn to extract value from my hand?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: SuuPRlim on January 15, 2012, 11:12:01 AM
Is the question which hand to put our call in with? Anything else here would be very bad.

+1

3betting the flop would be a complete disaster. Folding a bit too nitty, only leaves a call and a plan to proceed somewhat cautiously in the face of multi-street aggression (in essence we are going to be bluff catching and if he bets turn/river on non club cards I'd strongly consider folding unless you genuinely give him credit for going off for 1200/1500 with a flush draw here, which a lot of people just odnt do)

If you get 600 bigs in on this flop the bottom of your range should be 88 imo.

I'd strongly consider folding the turn - he doesn't c/r the flop with KJ imo so his range still is Ac Xc 88 or 66, maybe 9c 7c also. true there is more flush draw combo's but he doesnt ALWAYS play his draws aggro liek this but he always plays his sets like this (spose there is a small chance he has 86 as well but meh)

one thing though, if we call and the river is a club and he checks I think it's a spot we really need to consider bluffing


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 15, 2012, 12:50:25 PM
Is the question which hand to put our call in with? Anything else here would be very bad.

+1

3betting the flop would be a complete disaster. Folding a bit too nitty, only leaves a call and a plan to proceed somewhat cautiously in the face of multi-street aggression (in essence we are going to be bluff catching and if he bets turn/river on non club cards I'd strongly consider folding unless you genuinely give him credit for going off for 1200/1500 with a flush draw here, which a lot of people just odnt do)

If you get 600 bigs in on this flop the bottom of your range should be 88 imo.

I'd strongly consider folding the turn - he doesn't c/r the flop with KJ imo so his range still is Ac Xc 88 or 66, maybe 9c 7c also. true there is more flush draw combo's but he doesnt ALWAYS play his draws aggro liek this but he always plays his sets like this (spose there is a small chance he has 86 as well but meh)

one thing though, if we call and the river is a club and he checks I think it's a spot we really need to consider bluffing
Really i was praying no club to come on the turn so obv if i i get to river im hoping the same an folding was never my option as i seem to leveled myself to thinking he would want to show me a bluff again. We were playing plenty deep enough an in my expierence solid players like him an me (well i used to be) can spazz out at times an try to become artists at poker which can lead to a messy canvas! If was giving him credit for a real hand clubs was the only logical choice.


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: SuuPRlim on January 15, 2012, 01:06:31 PM
I gathered from your OP that he'd be much LESS likely to bluff vs you?

without that then calling down is pretty stnd I think and bluffing clubs a bit spewy. And yeah ofc praying for no clubs, praaying for an offsuit K I believe :D

You going to be at manc for GUKPT Mr. Charrrraralalambambabos?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: Skgv on January 15, 2012, 01:27:54 PM
I gathered from your OP that he'd be much LESS likely to bluff vs you?

without that then calling down is pretty stnd I think and bluffing clubs a bit spewy. And yeah ofc praying for no clubs, praaying for an offsuit K I believe :D

You going to be at manc for GUKPT Mr. Charrrraralalambambabos?
I think thats a mindset i have to clear from my mind an play everyhand the right way rather than thinking they are less likely to do this or that. The friends thing is a distraction i guess but im a fan of not slowplaying an playing my hands in a fair an proffessional way. Think Manchester is a no no, probs going to stick to cash in London for now but u never know :)


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room
Post by: SuuPRlim on January 15, 2012, 04:32:40 PM
I gathered from your OP that he'd be much LESS likely to bluff vs you?

without that then calling down is pretty stnd I think and bluffing clubs a bit spewy. And yeah ofc praying for no clubs, praaying for an offsuit K I believe :D

You going to be at manc for GUKPT Mr. Charrrraralalambambabos?
I think thats a mindset i have to clear from my mind an play everyhand the right way rather than thinking they are less likely to do this or that. The friends thing is a distraction i guess but im a fan of not slowplaying an playing my hands in a fair an proffessional way. Think Manchester is a no no, probs going to stick to cash in London for now but u never know :)

What I meant was if he knows anything about you then by the time you've called the turn he should prolly realise he's trying to make you fold a VERY strong hand


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room( did i miss VALUE from my hand}
Post by: Skgv on January 16, 2012, 01:35:23 AM
In the end i wanted to raise turn but as i felt he would pass i just smooth called wheres the river was a blank 2d as my gut told me if he was bluffing he wouldnt do anything overcreative an just give up. He CHECKED the river which i was gutted about an i then bet £350 where he thought 4 a 30 secs or so an passed.

The main reason i was askig 4 advice as hand is pretty standard is after the hands were mucked i mentioned i should of reraised the flop or turn! he  then declared he got away cheaply an i missed out on VALUE as he said he had  Ac Tc so flop an turn he had even more outs.

So in hindsight was my play correct or was i unfortunate that i misread him an that i missed out on alot of value ?


Title: Re: £2 £5 blinds Vic card room (Missed Value ?)
Post by: SuuPRlim on January 16, 2012, 04:14:12 AM
raising the flop would be really bad imo