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Two Pair
Joined: 21 Nov 2005
Posts: 52
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 Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 4:42 pm Post subject: Any opinions on how I played this hand? |
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Tournament - 7 Card Stud High-Low - Level VI (150/300), Ante 25, Bring-In 50
Seat 2: 1,636
Seat 3: 476
Seat 4: 2,672
Seat 5: 1,750
Seat 6: 676
Hero: 3,265
Seat 8: 3,190
3rd Street - (1.17 SB)
Seat 2: xx xx 3c___calls
Seat 3: xx xx 8c___folds
Seat 4: xx xx Qc___folds
Seat 5: xx xx Jc___folds
Seat 6: xx xx 2h___brings-in___folds
Hero: Td 2s Ts___calls
Seat 8: xx xx Kc___folds
4th Street - (2.17 SB)
Seat 2: xx xx 3c 8s___bets
Hero: Td 2s Ts 5d___checks___calls
5th Street - (2.08 BB)
Seat 2: xx xx 3c 8s Qd___checks___calls
Hero: Td 2s Ts 5d 6c___bets
6th Street - (4.08 BB)
Seat 2: xx xx 3c 8s Qd 3s___checks
Hero: Td 2s Ts 5d 6c Kd___checks
River - (4.08 BB)
Seat 2: xx xx 3c 8s Qd 3s xx___bets
Hero: Td 2s Ts 5d 6c Kd 9s___calls
Total pot: (6.08 BB) |
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DevilfishFan
Royal Flush
Joined: 09 Sep 2005
Posts: 906
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| Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:58 am Post subject: |
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Tens are terrible in stud 8. Especially early in a tourney. If I'm reading the hand history right you limped in with tens while a king, queen, and jack were still to act behind you. Terrible play. At a full table stick to kings and queens in the RIGHT spots. And obviously aces too.
You pretty much played it by the book except for your check on 6th. He represented a low draw the entire way, so there's no need to give him a free card. By checking you're letting him know you have dry tens, and that's a great spot for him to bluff you on the end with a pair of threes showing. If you bet right out he'll have to put you on two pair or better. I've thrown away 2 small pair many times on the end when a solid player bets his big pair all the way. If he makes his low you win half, if he draws out, atleast you played the hand aggressively and you know that you were unlucky. |
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ZZBottom
High Card
Joined: 30 Mar 2006
Posts: 9
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| Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 11:06 am Post subject: |
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The right play is to fold on third street.
The check on sixth is appropriate. It doesn't set up a river bluff by a bare pair of threes; having come this far, our hero has to call a river bet. (Head up against an obvious high hand, a made low pretty much always should bet/raise on the river, to generate more action those times when you have a scoop. (The people who worry about "feeding the rake" are chumps.) |
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