filthyclean1 0 Posted November 2, 2005 Share Posted November 2, 2005 1/2 nl on party, I'm filthyclean1. No real read on the player. How do I play this better?Seat 1: PlaySlowPlay ( $198.35)Seat 2: filthyclean1 ( $103.95)Seat 3: Morzik ( $108.90)Seat 4: Silverslider ( $123.90)Seat 5: Jeff1148 ( $117.45)Seat 6: Venture6 ( $82)Seat 7: MARCUSAQ ( $67)Seat 8: P20051 ( $43.30)Seat 9: Martin1123 ( $125.45)Seat 10: Cubs828 ( $103.40)Venture6 posts small blind (0.50)MARCUSAQ posts big blind (1)** Dealing down cards **Dealt to filthyclean1 [ Jd, Jc ] P20051 folds.Martin1123 folds.Cubs828 folds.PlaySlowPlay folds.filthyclean1 raises (4) to 4Morzik folds.Silverslider calls (4)Jeff1148 folds.Venture6 calls (3.50)MARCUSAQ calls (3)** Dealing Flop ** : [ 6s, 4d, 2s ] Venture6 checks.MARCUSAQ checks.filthyclean1 bets (13)Silverslider calls (13)Venture6 folds.MARCUSAQ folds.** Dealing Turn ** : [ Ts ] filthyclean1 checks.Silverslider checks.** Dealing River ** : [ Td ] filthyclean1 checks.Silverslider bets (25)filthyclean1 calls (25)** Summary **Main Pot: $89 | Rake: $3Board: [ 6s 4d 2s Ts Td ]filthyclean1 balance $61.95, lost $42 [ Jd Jc ] [ two pairs, jacks and tens -- Jd,Jc,Ts,Td,6s ]Main Pot: $89 | Rake: $3Silverslider balance $170.90, bet $42, collected $89, net +$47 [ 8s As ] [ a flush, ace high -- As,Ts,8s,6s,2s ] Link to post Share on other sites
zimmer4141 0 Posted November 2, 2005 Share Posted November 2, 2005 Could fold the river, as he is betting here either with a flush that he hit on the turn, or possibly a 10. Or he has an overpair. Or he's on a complete bluff. Ain't NL Holdem great? Link to post Share on other sites
filthyclean1 0 Posted November 2, 2005 Author Share Posted November 2, 2005 was thinking about putting out a feeler bet when the flush hit on the turn and if he comes over the top I'm folding, but if he just calls then I'm majorly invested in this pot and makes the decision on the river even harder . Was willing to pay off the ten if he caught runner runner, although that would definitely suck. Guess just wondering if anyones folding an overpair in this position?Or if someone would tell me that I how I played the hand was an abortion of the game of poker and I should die Thanks for the reply Zimmer Link to post Share on other sites
TJ_Eckleburg 0 Posted November 2, 2005 Share Posted November 2, 2005 Overbet the flop, like 20-25. Represents a stronger hand, prices draws worse, makes them wonder if an A is a clean overcard out.For what it's worth, if the overbet gets raised, you probably have to fold. No limit just has these types of hands. If someone makes a play on me on the flop, AFTER I've overbet it like that, I'll give them credit for either being a psycho or having a hand... and either way JJ OOP shrinks up a LOT if you can definitely come to either the first conclusion or the second.-sigh- ... I know I sound like a broken record, but this is why I much prefer NL live to NL online. I can make pretty reliable reads heads up if someone's on a draw... and I have the stones to push a safe turn hard to make someone fold or draw unprofitably....and sets and nut flushes, ESPECIALLY internet-heavy players... light up like Christmas trees if they hit. Link to post Share on other sites
Davin 0 Posted November 3, 2005 Share Posted November 3, 2005 i think you played this hand finepf- raise was fineflop- nice pot size bet, no need to overbet... this is a nice board for jjturn- i like the turn check, feeler bets are often raised bc... well... they're read as weak. w/ the flush now appearing, it's better to slow down and lose a little pot than to get pot committed and lose a larger potriver- i would c/c as well in case villain had a pair and a (non-flush) draw on the flop. a 10 is highly unlikely as well as an overpair. you made your opponent call w/ absolutely no drawing outs on the flop. im sure if the turn was a non-scare card (no ace or spade) you would have bet big again and taken down a nice sized pot. Link to post Share on other sites
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