mrpossum

Okay but i would like to ask what happens if we have a heart on the river ?Since we are acting first so what would we do ?

Would my play differ if my stack was any larger ?

Basically the min-reraise was a hope of getting more value out of my hand.I figured the villian might just be taking the pot away from me and can hardly call anything bigger than that.On the river it was just for value as it was pretty hard to stack him here.But thanks for the advice. Though i didnt have a very a wild image, but i was opening pretty frequent.

Nope its not anyone in the forums. Its the BTN that scolded me. Lol.

Well partly cause i got scolded for raising QJs but i felt it wouldnt have happened if that guy didnt defend his BTN with 45o

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.05 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.comUTG ($2.05)MP ($6.25)CO ($13.38)Button ($12.70)Hero (SB) ($5.47)BB ($9.91)Preflop: Hero is SB with Q, J2 folds, CO calls $0.05, Button calls $0.05, Hero raises to $0.20, 2 folds, Button calls $0.15Flop: ($0.50) 6, 2, 7(2 players)Hero checks, Button checksTurn: ($0.50) 8(2 players)Hero bets $0.30, Button raises to $0.60, Hero raises to $1.20, Button calls $0.60River: ($2.90) 2(2 players)Hero bets $2, Button calls $2Total pot: $6.90 | Rake: $0.30Button mucked 5, 4 (straight, eight high).Hero had Q

But if the turn falls a blank i will be giving the villian even greater odds to chase his draw which is something i wouldnt want to do. I would want to charge him for his draw if he wants to make his hand. Thats just my reason for shoving.

So i suppose that your point here is that there is nothing wrong with overshoving the flop ?

If we are still shoving a heart on the turn then might as well shove the flop and make it expensive for villian to see the heart that they want to see ?Because i would say that i wouldn't mind a flush draw folding and i foresee a lower overpair calling my shove still.Also if i do not shove the flop and get flat by villians whats the range they are likely to be on ?Also if they only likely hood is they are drawing to a flush and i will have to shove the turn why not shove the flop and make them gamble or i take the pot ?

I am asking because i am not sure if there is anything wrong with this play.Anyway how likely is it that people are folding TT-QQ here where the range im shoving can be pretty huge.From a monster draw to an overpair or even a set.

But are we folding if a heart peels of on the turn if we bet 8~10 on the flop and just get flat.What if the board pairs ? Are we still shoving ?

But i figured that being left with roughly 12-13 dollars on the turn would be quite a weird situation to be in with a pot of about 30 dollars.

Firstly i am not complaining about the bad beat.I am wondering if i played it badly and is there any other way around it.Anyway the reason i shove the flop is this.- I wanna make it expensive for anyone with 2 hearts to get there.- If i c-bet rougly 2/3 or 3/4 pot i will be left in a weird position if i get called and the turn comes a blank and i will also end up having to shove my entire stack. So rather than letting a card peel off , i commit my stack immediatly.Is there any other way around this ?

First of all sorry guys i cant convert the hand due to the weird format of the hand history.First of all starting stack sizesSB: 24.55BB: 25.43(Hero)UTG: 17.65UTG+1: 44.60CUTOFF: 40.75BUTTON: 9.50BLINDS 0.10/0.20UTG makes it 0.75 to go.UTG+1 calls.Its folded to the small blind.SB calls.BB(hero) raises it up to 3.75 with AcAd.UTG folds UTG+1 and SB calls.Flop comes 5h 7h 9c.SB checks.Hero pushes for 20.68UTG+1 calls.SB re-raises all in for 20.80UTG+1 calls.Turn comes 9hRiver comes 5sUTG+1 shows Qh8h for flush.SB shows 8c6s for straight.Would you have done otherwise ?

So folding ATo is because we are OOP or it is a lousy hand.