CodyHartman 0 Posted September 16, 2005 Share Posted September 16, 2005 This was a good laydown or me being a scared weak tight player???7th hand of the tourney, this guy just got moved like 3 hands ago, cleary doubled up off some chump in the first couple hands. So no read. CodyHartman posts the big blind of 10. CodyHartman: As QcPre-flop:Villan calls. MP calls, LP calls, SB calls, CodyHartman checks. Probably should of raised here, tryin to slow play a decent hand early when chumps will call w/ A rag.Flop (board: Ac 2h 5h): SB checks, CodyHartman checks, Villan bets 30, MP folds, SB folds, CodyHartman calls. OK BIG mistake here, I dont know where I stand and let possible flush draw in.Turn (board: Ac 2h 5h Qh): CodyHartman checks, Villan bets 110, CodyHartman raises to 220, Villan re-raises to 770, CodyHartman folds. Villan wins 550. I thought about it for about 30 seconds before mucking. I didnt want to get into a huge pot this early. My mistake I think comes from slow playing the flop toooo much, trappers sometimes get trapped.What do you think?Co-DAlso: I cant get the converter to like my imported HH's from UB, any ideas why? I get the HH, copy it and paste into converter and its says its not a supported format. Link to post Share on other sites
Drwnded 0 Posted September 16, 2005 Share Posted September 16, 2005 I agree w/your analysis - I'd never slowplay this hand. Raise preflop, pot-sized bet on the flop, and be happy taking down the pot. Trying to slowplay and trap with a hand that weak is a really bad idea, b/c if it works and somebody makes a move at the pot, you really don't know if you're beat or not. Even TPTK has you beat, and I wouldn't slowplay that either. All you did was let somebody hit a flush or cheap two pair. Link to post Share on other sites
copernicus 0 Posted September 16, 2005 Share Posted September 16, 2005 and your analysis. Link to post Share on other sites
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