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[stonecrow]

Did I play this hand right? As a true FCP'er would?I'm trying to adjust my game to a much more aggressive / push edges style player and not care so much about the actual $$'s :-) the BB here had decent stack size adv. too.PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) converterHero ($111.60)Button ($44.50)SB ($63.50)BB ($164.65)UTG ($89)MP ($94.50)Preflop: Hero is CO with [7c], [6c]. 1 fold, SB completes, BB checks.Flop: ($4) [5c], [8c], [7s] (4 players)SB checks, BB bets $3, SB folds, BB calls $3, MP calls $3.Turn: ($22) [7h] (3 players)BB checks, MP checks, Hero bets $21, BB folds.Final Pot: $168.60

[CobaltBlue]

Well, you've certainly got outs if you're not ahead. I might've re-raised more on the flop and tried to take it down there.

[Blink20]

CobaltBlue said:

Well, you've certainly got outs if you're not ahead. I might've re-raised more on the flop and tried to take it down there.

Yeah, I would've made it 13 to go on the flop ( a pot sized reraise)Other than that, I think you played it perfectly.Maybe I would bet like 17 or so on the turn, but actually, I like a pot sized bet.All in all, good hand.

[Red-River Slim]

that's a monster flop for 6 7 suited.a pair w/a str8 flush draw, then hitting trips on the turn :shock: you had a draw to the str8 flush, quads, and full house. honestly i'd rather take down the pot on the turn there than the flop, as the turn got you the extra action/profit that warranted putting all your chips in the middle. if my opponent had me beat w/an 8's full of 7's boat, i'd just have to go ahead and pay him off w/a monster drawing hand like that.my .02-RRS

[PrtyPSux]

nh