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$1.00 $0.10
8 players
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Stacks:
UTG oldhouses (1260)
UTG 1 S P Gac (1340)
MP1 Ullerike (1470)
MP2 Hero (1460)
CO jewelfish 1 (1300)
BTN Rzeli (2770)
SB JLBorges (2540)
BB Desert Jodar (1360)
Blinds: 15/30
Pre-flop: (45, 8 players) Hero is MP2:
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2 folds, Ullerike calls 30, Hero raises to 120, 3 folds, Desert Jodar calls 90, Ullerike folds
Flop::
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: (285, 2 players)
Desert Jodar checks, Hero bets 150, Desert Jodar calls 150
Turn:: (585, 2 players)
Desert Jodar checks, Hero bets 330, Desert Jodar calls 330
River:: (1245, 2 players)
Desert Jodar checks, Hero goes all-in 860, Desert Jodar folds
Final Pot: 1245
Hero wins 2105 ( won 645 )
Ullerike lost -30
Desert Jodar lost -600
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Thread: AQs critique all streets.
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11-05-2008 #1Poker Hustler
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AQs critique all streets.
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11-05-2008 #2Poker Hustler
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I read a draw here, maybe I'm stupid and I got him to fold a weak King (doubtful). With all of the calling I put him on a flush draw though.
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11-07-2008 #3Staff News Poster
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I doubt he folded a K in a $1 tourney.
Your bet sizing has gotten a lot better but I'd make it 200 on the flop.
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11-07-2008 #4Banned
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your bet sizing is allowing your opponets to draw out on you
if the pot is 285, bet at least 200 if not 225
585 - 450-515
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11-11-2008 #5Chaser
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Do we like the all-in on the river??? Curious what people think.
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11-14-2008 #6PokerForums God
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i was just scrolling down to say something about this.
Originally Posted by MoreheadD
if u read him right as being on a draw, theres no way hes gonna call ur river bet so all ur doing is either getting a guaranteed call from a donk K or chasing away some other rag pair/Ax hand that he may have called a weak bet with.....no hand u beat is ever gonna call here but a few hands u beat may call a smaller bet. A lot of people will call a small river bet hoping to catch u on a complete bluff while still leaving themselves with a stack but arent willing to go busto on being the sheriff.
i dont mind ur flop bet as u have nothing but A high but id tend to check behind on the turn and make another smallish bet(250-300) on river to try to get some value for what is likely to be the best hand. If u got worked and he c/r u, such is life but u call and move on.For the best rakeback rates, greatest choice of poker rooms, more promotions, tournaments and bigger $$$ freerolls than any other rakeback affiliate, visit RakeTheRake, one of the largest and most reputable poker rakeback affiliates in the world.
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11-14-2008 #7Stu Ungar
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check turn
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11-28-2008 #8Fish Food
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yea
i would have checked on the turn as well
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11-28-2008 #9Mike McDermott
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in general when you go all in with 2nd pair top kicker you should generally not be doing so in order to fold better hands. Originally Posted by 4tun8
edit: and as played I check turn for sure. If I was much shorter I would shove and if I was much deeper I would bet, but check here.
edit: his bet sizing is fine. why bet more than 150 on the flop? no need to risk more chips to get the same folds in a tournament.
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