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wsopin07
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Rookie cash game ???? easy to lay this down????
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November 08, 2005, 04:35:56 PM »
I am at Foxwoods, sat down at a 10/25 NLH cash game w/ 4 other players. I know , I dont play much cash but what the hell. I buyin for $5,000, other guys have between $10,000 and $35,000. I make a profit of $10,000 in the first 30 minutes playing my "typical" bad poker. Then i get a real hand, here it is:
UTG I get QQ and limp, button raises to 250, BB calls, I call.
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As I bet 1,500 and the BB calls
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, BB moves allin for $4,500
WHAT DO YOU DO AND WHY?
I called w/ middle set, he shows
for the sraight river is
and I have lost a big pot
I know it may not be the most interesting hand in the world but I just wanted to get some ideas from different blondites!!!!!!!!!!!!! What do you think???
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Re: Rookie cash game ???? easy to lay this down????
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November 08, 2005, 04:39:01 PM »
vul, who folds QQQ there?
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November 08, 2005, 04:51:51 PM »
im not good enough to play 10/25 nl but i would call.
if i was the bb i wouldnt call 10xbb raise out of position with K10 in the 1st place but im sure that somebody who is better than me will say he was right because of the odds.
i definetly wouldnt put him on AA because he would of reraised. i think it was just a bad call from the bb because he would need to hit this flop to be able to play the hand. top pair would be no good to him because he would probably still be behind.
unlucky brian.
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November 08, 2005, 04:56:20 PM »
Hmm, the straight is there for all to see. He has called your bet of $1500 on the flop. He certainly doesn't have AA or JJ as he would have re-raised from the big blind in all likelyhood. What hands can he have from the BB? AK is probably a raising hand even with the large initial raise. AQ-A10 he might have just called with after the initial raise. He may have hit a pair of aces with a weak kicker. The only other hand I could possibly put him on after calling your $1500 bet is K10. But its a very bad call for 10x BB!
Its very hard to lay down QQQ here.
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Re: Rookie cash game ???? easy to lay this down????
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November 08, 2005, 04:59:34 PM »
of course it is a difficult lay down
my question is pre flop....you entered the game short of $ compared to the table, why are you limping utg and then only flat calling the raise?...are you happy playing QQ three way...it got you into trouble
why not re-raise pre flop and have a good chance of playing heads up? the BB is going to call a substantial re-raise from UTG with K 10?
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November 08, 2005, 05:04:24 PM »
Quote from: TightEnd on November 08, 2005, 04:59:34 PM
of course it is a difficult lay down
my question is pre flop....you entered the game short of $ compared to the table, why are you limping utg and then only flat calling the raise?...are you happy playing QQ three way...it got you into trouble
why not re-raise pre flop and have a good chance of playing heads up? the BB is going to call a substantial re-raise from UTG with K 10?
just what i was going to say. Surely you have limped hoping someone will raise? Got your wish, then called. If the BB is chipped up he can play a lot hands here for a raise of $250. I raise pre flop and take it there and then or play heads up against the button(hopefully).
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November 08, 2005, 05:06:18 PM »
He wasn't asking for advice on playing pre-flop, he was asking what to do on the flop and turn
I think it's blatantly obvious why he got into this sticky mess. Slowplaying = recipe for disaster.
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November 08, 2005, 05:09:09 PM »
quite mIkky
I can't fault his bet on the flop
I might (but probably not) be able to lay down QQQ for an all in from the BB on the turn, but it would depend on the player.
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November 08, 2005, 05:12:46 PM »
I have made this move so many times and it wins so many big pots. Just don't know if i could have layed QQQ down, which is why the move is so profitable. 99% of players will call the all in and i would say 60% would strongly suspect they were beat and still make the call.
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November 08, 2005, 05:15:59 PM »
There are only two hands you're behind to, and there's a very good chance that AA would have reraised before the flop to try and get heads-up, so realistically there's only one hand in the deck that you're losing to, and you've got ten outs to beat that on the river (22.7%).
You're getting pot odds of just under 2/1 to call - therefore it become a straight maths question. What is the likelihood of him having a hand other than KT? If it's anywhere near 50/50, then it's a clear call. What else could he have? JJ - would probably have raised on flop, in case you had a lone king or ten in your hand? AJ - possible, though again may have raised on flop.
Personally, I'd have called in a shot because I haven't yet developed the necessary hand-reading skills to narrow a player's holding down to a 50% certainty of his two exact cards, but you might be able to do that, Brian. If you thought the probability of him holding KT was greater than 50%, then you could fold. I couldn't, which is why my wrist is unburdened by the weight of heavy bracelets...
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November 08, 2005, 05:17:38 PM »
Quite ACE2MOUTH. I have been in a similar situation, and my words at the time, whilst placing my chips into the middle, would have been along the lines of "Show me your King Ten".
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November 08, 2005, 05:56:38 PM »
slow playing is the best way to get cash!!!
ok it will backfire quite a bit but when you hit you HIT!!
to answer the question, i would put him on either the str8 or 2 pairs (can't see him putting all his cash in on a draw).
If he has the straight i still have 10 outs to win a huge pot but i have to put in $4.5k to win about $12.5k.
I am still gonna be in profit on the session so i go for it.
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Re: Rookie cash game ???? easy to lay this down????
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November 08, 2005, 06:01:50 PM »
In short no it's not easy to lay down.
I would definately raise pre flop. You limped and were raised - similarly I would reraise here, it's just more information.
Your position is bad hence the need to find out where you are. On the flop I would be tempted to check-raise hoping someone is betting with just the ace. If you are then reraised the pass isn't so hard to make any more.
I would definately be worried by the flat call on the flop. It just stinks. People don't generally flat call big bets without made hands, although I guess it could have been two pair. By this point though you just simply don't have enough information and the lay down is really hard to make.
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November 08, 2005, 06:02:32 PM »
I re-raise preflop. I don't really want to play QQ against more than one person.
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November 08, 2005, 06:54:48 PM »
great input, thats why I posted it, anyone else w/ a differnt take on it?
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