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bigwheell
Royal Flush
Joined: 27 Apr 2006
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Location: North Dakota
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 Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:10 pm Post subject: Hand history for discussion... |
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Full Tilt Poker Game #1220652745: Table Bradley - $0.50/$1 - Limit Hold'em - 18:29:58 ET - 2006/11/09
Seat 1: JJ_Jim_III ($19.90)
Seat 2: ArknsasWhiskers ($100)
Seat 3: gripman ($30.50)
Seat 4: bigwheell ($21.80)
Seat 5: JimKnopf40 ($12.05)
Seat 6: hanskarl ($49.50)
Seat 7: XXXX ($16.20)
Seat 8: jaques58 ($14.80)
Seat 9: jsothi ($17.50)
bigwheell posts the small blind of $0.25
JimKnopf40 posts the big blind of $0.50
5 seconds left to act
ArknsasWhiskers posts $0.50
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to bigwheell [Tc Th]
hanskarl folds
XXXX raises to $1
jaques58 folds
jsothi folds
JJ_Jim_III folds
ArknsasWhiskers folds
gripman folds
bigwheell calls $0.75 I just call here, XXXX is a 20% VP$IP player so he could have a big hand...
JimKnopf40 calls $0.50
*** FLOP *** [Kd 6h 5h]
bigwheell checks
JimKnopf40 checks
XXXX bets $0.50
bigwheell raises to $1 Standard for me in this spot
JimKnopf40 folds
XXXX calls $0.50 With the call here, and no raise, I thought I had the best hand
*** TURN *** [Kd 6h 5h] [9h]
bigwheell bets $1
XXXX calls $1 took 10 seconds to call here, so I still think I am ahead
*** RIVER *** [Kd 6h 5h 9h] [Ts]
bigwheell bets $1 Trips for me!!!
XXXX calls $1
*** SHOW DOWN ***
bigwheell shows [Tc Th] (three of a kind, Tens)
XXXX mucks
bigwheell wins the pot ($9.05) with three of a kind, Tens
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $9.50 | Rake $0.45
Board: [Kd 6h 5h 9h Ts]
Seat 1: JJ_Jim_III didn't bet (folded)
Seat 2: ArknsasWhiskers folded before the Flop
Seat 3: gripman (button) didn't bet (folded)
Seat 4: bigwheell (small blind) showed [Tc Th] and won ($9.05) with three of a kind, Tens
Seat 5: JimKnopf40 (big blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 6: hanskarl didn't bet (folded)
Seat 7: XXXX mucked [Ac Ah] - a pair of Aces
Seat 8: jaques58 didn't bet (folded)
Seat 9: jsothi didn't bet (folded)
I do not know if he was trying to slowplay his AA or if he was just that scared of me...His timidness lost him the hand. I would probably have let it go to a flop re-raise or a check raise on the turn.
People will complain that they lose with their AA all the time, and this hand is an example of why it happens...
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Paprika
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Joined: 08 Feb 2006
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| Hey BW, if he would have popped you back after your CR and he put on the heat more you think you would have folded then? I just now finsihed up a $5 LHE s&g here(got 2nd) and was able to get away from JJ twice and 44 twice. 3 of the 4 times I was right. Chalk it up to the other players betting patterns. Good reads on him BW. I like the way you played the hand. When he just called instead of RRing you that told you something for sure. I really can't think of thing I would have done differently here. |
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IABoomer
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I can only guess that the 2 hearts on the flop worried him, and the third on the turn really upset him.
I'll never understand why someone would bet less on the flop than they did before the flop. It's an incredibly foolish play, as it easily gives proper odds to anyone attempting to draw.
He played that hand pretty badly, in my opinion and deserved to lose that hand.
My only question for you is this; if you're playing TT on the turn expecting that your hand is good (and not worrying about someone with a K or a flush), when the river makes your set, why do you not value bet a little more here? |
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fire_eyes_2k
The Burn Card
Joined: 18 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:34 pm Post subject: |
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I would have raised it preflop for 2 reasons. 1) Value. 2) I think it is a lot easier to work out where you are after the flop, particularly if the flop was something scarier, K J x for example.
Apart from that, you played it very well. I don't get why he didn't raise the turn though with an overpair and a nut flush draw |
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fire_eyes_2k
The Burn Card
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:36 pm Post subject: |
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| IABoomer wrote: |
| My only question for you is this; if you're playing TT on the turn expecting that your hand is good (and not worrying about someone with a K or a flush), when the river makes your set, why do you not value bet a little more here? |
It's fixed-limit |
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IABoomer
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:46 pm Post subject: |
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My bad. I'm still getting used to these hand histories. |
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bigwheell
Royal Flush
Joined: 27 Apr 2006
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Location: North Dakota
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:53 pm Post subject: |
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| IABoomer wrote: |
I can only guess that the 2 hearts on the flop worried him, and the third on the turn really upset him.
I'll never understand why someone would bet less on the flop than they did before the flop. It's an incredibly foolish play, as it easily gives proper odds to anyone attempting to draw.
He played that hand pretty badly, in my opinion and deserved to lose that hand.
My only question for you is this; if you're playing TT on the turn expecting that your hand is good (and not worrying about someone with a K or a flush), when the river makes your set, why do you not value bet a little more here? |
I bet as much as I could, as this was limit... |
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bigwheell
Royal Flush
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Location: North Dakota
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:07 pm Post subject: |
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| fire_eyes_2k wrote: |
I would have raised it preflop for 2 reasons. 1) Value. 2) I think it is a lot easier to work out where you are after the flop, particularly if the flop was something scarier, K J x for example.
Apart from that, you played it very well. I don't get why he didn't raise the turn though with an overpair and a nut flush draw |
My call preflop was that he is a 20/4/1 player. He does not raise too often and I gave him respect for a big hand preflop. |
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