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About LinkBacksI wanted to mix it up a little, had been playing rather tight, so I limped with AT. I figured I was either way ahead or behind on the turn, didn't want to pay off a better hand though. Bad fold? The player was new at the table, no particular read on him
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $10 BB (9 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)
MP2 ($1721.15)
MP3 ($999.25)
CO ($453.90)
Button ($960)
SB ($960.50)
BB ($987)
UTG ($1000)
UTG+1 ($948.50)
Hero ($1349)
Preflop: Hero is MP1 with A, T
2 folds, Hero calls $10, 4 folds, SB completes, BB checks.
Flop: ($30) A, 5
, 2
(3 players)
SB bets $40, BB folds, Hero raises to $90, SB calls $50.
Turn: ($210) K
SB bets $150, Hero folds.
Final Pot: $360
Results in white below:
No showdown. SB wins $360.
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Thread: Weak fold? (5/10)
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12-07-2006 #1Stu Ungar
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Weak fold? (5/10)
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12-07-2006 #2Super Moderator
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Wow when did you start playing 5/10? Id fold ATs preflop in that position ecactly to avoid this decision.
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12-07-2006 #3Stu Ungar
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I'm not really playing 5/10 to build my BR, it's more gambling with a portion of my BR. I'm mainly playing SnG's and MTT's.
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12-07-2006 #4Mike McDermott
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I'd pop him right here. AK woul've raised PF even at this level, I think. I doubt he was leading with an A on that flop, otherwise he would've b/3b your ass to get you out on the flop.
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12-07-2006 #5PokerForums God
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AQ and AK are ALWAYS raising preflop and always 3-betting the flop in an unraised pot. If they don't 3-bet, they're c/c it down.
PF- The limp is fine, but you're better of raising to $40 PF to steal the button.
Flop- Raise more- to at least $110. Or just call him down to keep the pot small since it was unraised PF.
Turn- Call him down. AJ, 55, A5, A2, 52, 34, and 22 are all that beats us. A9-A6, A3/A4, 36, 46, and 88-66 are calling you on that flop all day. When he leads the turn, I'd cut him down to that range that beats us and A9-A6/A3/A4 and a small percent, he put you on shit on the flop and called with the rest of the range to bet the turn or floated with KJ. If you're gonna raise that weak on the flop, you'll have to defend it with TP when you're only really outkicked by 1 other Ace.Last edited by the alex; 12-07-2006 at 03:03 PM.
Originally Posted by FaDi
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12-07-2006 #6Mike McDermott
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5/10 oh snap.
idk about you, but I think you should raise or fold pfI get more ass than a toilet seat. All shapes/colors/sizes.
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