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12-11-2008 #1Fish Food
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Got busted by a flush chaser - help a beginner!!!
Last edited by largevodka; 12-11-2008 at 01:08 PM.
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12-11-2008 #2Fish Food
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(Sorry about the mess in the original post!)
Can't seem to post the hand in a good format...so here it is in text.
Blinds are 30/60. I'm holding AhJh. Table folds round to me. Cut off and Button fold. SB (Ks5s) and BB call my 180. SB and BB check. I bet 420. SB raises all-in. BB folds. I call in. i.e. me (AhJh) vs. SB (Ks5s) post flop...
[FONT='Verdana','sans-serif']Everyone folds round to me and I'm holding AhJh. Button folds. I'm playing tight and don't pre-flop raise much...so table image is tight, passive. Small blind calls (Small blind plays 25% hands, aggessive). Big blind calls (BB plays over 40% of hands, aggressive). Flop comes in As Ah 8s. A great flop for me...trips and happy days. Not much beating me at this stage. SB checks. BB checks. I bet 420 thinking that should be enough to win the pot. But then SB goes all in after flop!!! BB folds. I put SB on an Ace but I likely had him beat with the AJ. So I call his all-in. Cards turn over and SB shows Ks5s...34% chance of winning and he calls!!! Great I think until...of course.....his last spade drops in!!!![/font]
We were in the early stages of the tourney (30/60 blinds)[/font]
Question...was he right to make that all-in raise? Should I have gone all in after I flopped trip aces? Personally I would have folded the K5s and not even have bet from the SB. Am I doing the right thing here!!! [/font]
Last edited by largevodka; 12-11-2008 at 01:15 PM.
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12-11-2008 #3
I'd imagine that the SB doesn't think you'd bet trips and you might have a pocket pair that you'll fold to a represented A. If he's wrong, he's going to win a third of the time anyway. Not much you can do, you just took a bad beat.
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12-17-2008 #4Fish Food
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Thanks
Thanks MoreheadD...sucks to get the bad beat...
But good to know how he may be thinking...will chalk it down in my notes for the next time I'm up against him
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