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[doubleup]

If I called the turn I would have to call the river.

Edit but if I was planning to put more money in post flop I would rather have raised the flop.

[Rookie (Rodney)]

WOW, the turn card has changed from a King to a Jack.

Neet trick!!

No it hasnt    

[moritzey]

I would have folded on the flop.
Had I taken over on the turn, I would have folded there.
On the river, once again, I'd fold.

As you must have seen a showdown to be able to comment on this hand, I take it I am wrong?

It would be interesting to hear someone who supported the way the hand was played explain the reasoning behind playing it like that, and the range of hands you would have put the opponent on..

[Nem]

I'm raising flop like a lot, esp hu

[action man]

i raise him out of his seat if he bets the flop

[Dubai]

Call

[Dubai]

Actually i like a fold here

[Dubai]

On 3rd thoughts, a raise seems best

[ariston]

I think dubai has it right in one of his above posts

[booder]

I think dubai has it right in one of his above posts

 

[AlexMartin]

Problem 1.

He re-raises a chunk pre and you call with a horribly marginal hand facing a re-raise.

Problem 2.

Quote- "His image is loose but he plays flops passively, if he hits, he check raises, if he misses he check folds most of the time."

Solution 1-  Combining the fact he re-raises preflop and leads out strong on the flop, what hands are you beating. His re-raising range and strength being displayed make this a clear fold imo. Stinks of AK.

Solution 2- You call flop bet and then K comes. Now you feel it is less likely he has a king and think your jack is good. You call, become pot commited and wonder why you play poker.

Solution 3- You raise, he re-raises. HE IS PASSIVE WHEN HE MISSES THE FLOP. Only thing ur beating is AQd. And not by much.

[boldie]

Problem 1.

He re-raises a chunk pre and you call with a horribly marginal hand facing a re-raise.

Problem 2.

Quote- "His image is loose but he plays flops passively, if he hits, he check raises, if he misses he check folds most of the time."

Solution 1-  Combining the fact he re-raises preflop and leads out strong on the flop, what hands are you beating. His re-raising range and strength being displayed make this a clear fold imo. Stinks of AK.

Solution 2- You call flop bet and then K comes. Now you feel it is less likely he has a king and think your jack is good. You call, become pot commited and wonder why you play poker.

Solution 3- You raise, he re-raises. HE IS PASSIVE WHEN HE MISSES THE FLOP. Only thing ur beating is AQd. And not by much.

excellent post.

[SupaMonkey]

I call the flop because i will find out where i am on the turn because i have position.

I fold the turn. He has JJ imo.

[boldie]

I call the flop because i will find out where i am on the turn because i have position.

I fold the turn. He has JJ imo.

This is one of those situations that it doesn't really matter what he has...if he can bet it it's mosty likely beating you and you can't call IMO.

very easy fold.