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Title: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: deejaypee on July 24, 2013, 10:42:54 PM Hero Ts 7s (£183)
Villain 8c 9h (£250) co raises to 7 villain on btn calls Hero sb call bb folds Flop Tc Kh 7h I donk lead for £15, co calls, villain min raises to £30, I call, co folds. Turn 4d I check, villain leads for £50 and I shove £145, he tanks for 2 mins then calls. Flop Jc (obv) villain scoops. I don't play cash to often, and would like some feed back on the hand. Should I just flat the turn or is shoving the turn right. I knew I was in front as he was a pretty loose/erratic player. Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: rfgqqabc on July 24, 2013, 11:17:39 PM Not much of a question here. Just fade the river! I'd fold preflop though. Would probably fold t8 too less than 100bb deep. 140ish and might play t8 but it depends on villains in the hand.
Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: deejaypee on July 24, 2013, 11:35:42 PM I can see your point (fold pre). but villian was playing very loose and any two cards. But looking back now, folding pre should've been my move.
Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: kano on July 25, 2013, 12:41:20 AM I can see your point (fold pre). but villian was playing very loose and any two cards. But looking back now, folding pre should've been my move. Fold pre, even more so for that reason ^^ 3 bet/ get in flop way played, so many turn cards kill your action. Once we get to turn, I would lead again. Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: SuuPRlim on July 25, 2013, 01:30:04 PM never been a more misleading expression than "Any Two Cards" imo
Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: rfgqqabc on July 25, 2013, 01:36:37 PM never been a more misleading expression than "Any Two Cards" imo I've played with 3 people in Sheffield I'd describe as any two card players. Its definitely possible. Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: youthnkzR on July 25, 2013, 02:05:55 PM never been a more misleading expression than "Any Two Cards" imo I've played with 3 people in Sheffield I'd describe as any two card players. Its definitely possible. Don't give my style away.. :( Title: Re: 1/2 Live in Sheffield Post by: Rexas on July 27, 2013, 11:37:51 AM Against the sort of person playing any two cards, we wanna be looking to play big cards that easily dominate the range of hands they're playing. The suited connectors play much better against the tighter players, because often the boards that we hit, they miss.
Once we decide to play this hand, I think we play it fine. Just get lucky/don't get unlucky, it really is the key to poker :p On the note of not playing this sort of hand pre, have a video. This is actually gold. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHin6hErJME |