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Title: How to Play on this flop Post by: jakally on October 01, 2007, 08:18:07 PM 6 handed $1/$2. 3 players in the hand, only been playing 5 - 10 mins so reads are a bit dodgy : UTG + 1 $96 Plays too many hands, normally quite passively. C/O $210 Player normally plays a bit higher, been splashing around a bit. You (BB) $197 Played solid so far. UTG+1 Rs to $8. C/O Calls $8 You Qc Qs Rs to $32 UTG+1 Calls, C/O Calls. Flop Qh Jh Th Whats your move? (this isn't a miracle hand / royal flush story, just not sure best way to play this) Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: AlexMartin on October 01, 2007, 09:04:20 PM Im betting 2/3 pot here.
Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: Longy on October 01, 2007, 10:20:44 PM I make a standard c-bet at it, which for me like alex is 2/3-3/4 of the pot so something like $45.
Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: boldie on October 01, 2007, 10:32:45 PM I lead out here..about 20.
edit..but remember I'm shit at cash games...can't even fold KK pre-flop against Rich ;) Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: AdamG on October 01, 2007, 11:02:09 PM c-bet the flop, get 1 call, Q turn, 1/2 pot it. he shoves, u call gg.
Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: jakally on October 02, 2007, 09:45:07 AM c-bet the flop, get 1 call, Q turn, 1/2 pot it. he shoves, u call gg. Yes, that was my next question, what to do if you CB and oppo. pushes. Is this a situation that you are getting your chips in whatever, or is there any scenario where you lay this down? Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: Laxie on October 02, 2007, 09:48:22 AM Which one pushed?
Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: Bongo on October 02, 2007, 10:26:59 AM c-bet the flop, get 1 call, Q turn, 1/2 pot it. he shoves, u call gg. Yes, that was my next question, what to do if you CB and oppo. pushes. Is this a situation that you are getting your chips in whatever, or is there any scenario where you lay this down? I think you have to call. If UTG pushes then he has a pitiful amount left, and if C/O pushes then the pot will be laying you very good odds... $96 in preflop C/B of about $60 (2/3 pot, just less than UTGs stack) Leaves you with $105 back, so if c/o pushes pot is $96 + $120 + $105 = $321, so you're getting 3:1 on your money and are about 2:1 to house up. Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: boldie on October 02, 2007, 05:03:14 PM and he doesn't actually have to have the flush or straight yet.
yeah if someone moves in I call here ..and curse my luck when I reload ;) Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: Bongo on October 02, 2007, 05:06:06 PM and he doesn't actually have to have the flush or straight yet. Exactly, I was just running through the worst case scenario though. Title: Re: How to Play on this flop Post by: Smart Money on October 02, 2007, 05:56:53 PM Yep- flop plays itself really. As others have said; 2/3 pot ($60 into $96) and call/push any raise.
Even if a heart or 4 to a straight arrived on the turn you really have to push the rest in, as worse case scenario is that it's costing you $105 to win the $322 (UTG+1 folded, CO called flop) that would be into the middle. (Over 3/1 with 10 outs that MAY not even be needed.) |