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Stars $50 freezeout. Player info: SB total fish, MP1 marginal winner. Too tight?
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t20 (9 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)
UTG (t3030)
UTG+1 (t3030)
MP1 (t2990)
MP2 (t2960)
MP3 (t2970)
Hero (t4330)
Button (t2880)
SB (t1800)
BB (t3000)
Preflop: Hero is CO with A, A
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2 folds, MP1 calls t20, 2 folds, Hero raises to t100, 1 fold, SB calls t90, 1 fold, MP1 calls t80.
Flop: (t320) 9, 8
SB checks, MP1 checks, Hero bets t200, SB folds, MP1 raises to t600, Hero calls t400.
Turn: (t1520) T
MP1 bets t1000, Hero folds.
Final Pot: t1520
Results in white below:
No showdown. MP1 wins t1520.
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Thread: AA fold on turn
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04-18-2008 #1Stu Ungar
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AA fold on turn
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04-19-2008 #2Fish Food
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Easy turn fold. Even that flop is kinda scary for you.
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04-19-2008 #3Super Moderator
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Easy fold on turn, but I would push that flop most of the time with all those draws out there...you can't really put him on j10, and if he has trips...pay him off.
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04-20-2008 #4Stu Ungar
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good idea, but look at pot size (& I got 200 bbs behind)
Originally Posted by RakeGuard.Com
against just the fish pushing would be a reasonable play though (he committed 150bbs with middle pair earlier), but it was the marginal winner who was in the hand still and raised.
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05-05-2008 #5Chaser
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I wouldn't be corncerned with walking away becuase at that point he only needed the J to win. and too many likely 2 cards combinations will also give win thru 2 pair trips etc.
Just a thought:
If the cards shown where good for a 7 and just maybe an 8 high straight draw I would have pushed all in becuase what are the odds of a player calling with 84 or 73 with a bet 4xBBsLast edited by bluffwithoutcuase; 05-05-2008 at 05:01 PM.
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05-05-2008 #6Poker Professional
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fold it bud. still pretty deep.
AsuitedKing: justify the call
EhRa: he hits his set und waited that i hitz something and he dindt play he only goes allin
EhRa: tahts a big donk ... so ****
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05-15-2008 #7Fish Food
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Good fold at the turn, but most of the time i will move all in at the flop!
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05-20-2008 #8Fish Food
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It's a no brainer, it had to be folded at the turn. Prior to that though, I'd have been moving all-in after the re-raise.
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05-20-2008 #9Mike McDermott
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I don't understand how everyone can be so confident that moving in on the flop is the best play. A marginal winner never has air here, it's almost always a slightly ahead/way behind situation.
I don't hate folding the flop
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05-20-2008 #10Poker Professional
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MP1 I would think has AQ if he seems fairly solid and has called you PF and raised you on the flop, he could be putting you on AK and think he has you dominated right there.
Although he did only limp/call preflop so maybe not... I think it was a good fold on the turn but I might have shoved the flop. Originally Posted by tightagressive
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