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Title: not a bad beat story Post by: polerization on December 02, 2013, 06:50:00 PM http://www.boomplayer.com/en/poker-hands/Boom/6217712_19EB9ABA36
The guy is supernova and seems pretty good early on to be honest.... Thinking on the river is he has so many boats and bigger trip combos?? any way i could play this differently? i know i should fold the river. Title: Re: not a bad beat story Post by: PathFinder on December 02, 2013, 07:09:24 PM Not sure if its too nitty but i probably fold this pre flop (pre ante) to be honest, or if i am playing it i raise like 2.2-2.5x or limp it in. As played nothing wrong with flop and turn play. You could argue a fold on the river as there's no bluffs in his range but i dont blame you for calling in game
Title: Re: not a bad beat story Post by: polerization on December 02, 2013, 07:20:18 PM Not sure if its too nitty but i probably fold this pre flop (pre ante) to be honest, or if i am playing it i raise like 2.2-2.5x or limp it in. As played nothing wrong with flop and turn play. You could argue a fold on the river as there's no bluffs in his range but i dont blame you for calling in game Yeah agree with fold pre sort of in game thing wasn't thinking, it was just a is this a nitty river fold question as i know he's competent and his line only has value hands really thanks :) Title: Re: not a bad beat story Post by: verndog158 on December 02, 2013, 10:00:53 PM a big/decent suited ace early on? never folding. Think the hand plays out fine, think i would still lead the turn,and maybe fold to aggression. On the river there are still plenty of hands we beat. Think that plays out fine... Awaiting abuse!
Title: Re: not a bad beat story Post by: Skippy on December 02, 2013, 10:20:35 PM I think I'd probably keep going on the turn too, and check the river when he calls.
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