Rocketwadster 0 Posted July 19, 2006 Share Posted July 19, 2006 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low $0.50-$1 (real money), hand #737,463,558Table Differdingen, 19 Jul 2006 2:29 PM ETSeat 1: xxx ($32.10 in chips)Seat 4: luv ($56.75 in chips)Seat 5: Pam ($56.90 in chips)Seat 6: Mon ($10.30 in chips)Seat 7: Rocketwad0 ($19.80 in chips)Seat 8: hel ($10.55 in chips)Seat 10: jay ($5.60 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSEveryone anteesDEALSeat 1: xxx [ xx,xx,10C ] FoldsSeat 4: luv [ xx,xx,10D ] CallsSeat 5: Pam [ xx,xx,QS ] FoldsSeat 6: Mon [ xx,xx,5D ] CallsSeat 7: Rocketwad0 [ 6C,8H,7C ] Calls Seat 8: hel [ xx,xx,2C ] Brings-inSeat 10: jay [ xx,xx,JH ] Calls4TH ($1.45)Seat 4: luv [ xx,xx,10D,3S] ChecksSeat 6: Mon [ xx,xx,5D,9S ] ChecksSeat 7: Rocketwad0 [ 6C,8H,7C,KS ] Checks Seat 8: hel [ xx,xx,2C,10S ] ChecksSeat 10: jay [ xx,xx,JH,AS ] Checks5TH ($1.45)Seat 4: luv [ xx,xx,10D,3S,7D ] Checks, CallsSeat 6: Mon [ xx,xx,5D,9S,QH ] Checks, FoldsSeat 7: Rocketwad0 [ 6C,8H,7C,KS,5H ] Bets Seat 8: hel [ xx,xx,2C,10S,6H ] CallsSeat 10: jay [ xx,xx,JH,AS,QD ] Checks, Calls6TH ($5.45)Seat 4: luv [ xx,xx,10D,3S,7D,4S ] CallsSeat 7: Rocketwad0 [ 6C,8H,7C,KS,5H,2D ] CallsSeat 8: hel [ xx,xx,2C,10S,6H,7S ] CallsSeat 10: jay [ xx,xx,JH,AS,QD,JS ] Bets7TH ($9.45)Seat 4: luv [ xx,xx,10D,3S,7D,4S,xx ] FoldsSeat 7: Rocketwad0 [ 6C,8H,7C,KS,5H,2D,8S ] Raises, FoldsSeat 8: hel [ xx,xx,2C,10S,6H,7S,xx ] Calls, CallsSeat 10: jay [ xx,xx,JH,AS,QD,JS,xx ] Bets, RaisesI raised here, only to get a better low in Seat 8 to fold. My board shows a better low than my opponent, who has been passive, so I was thinking that I might be able to get him to fold by showing strength here, and making them call two bets cold. If he calls, I know I'm hooped, hence the fold to the raise when it got back to me. Any merit in raising there, or am I just spewing at that point? Link to post Share on other sites
HangukMiguk 8 Posted July 19, 2006 Share Posted July 19, 2006 You really were just spewing. I really don't like that raise at all. There's no chance (especially at this level) that you push anyone off any type of low. If you think there's a possibility your low is good, I call there. If not, I can fold this. That was definitely a waste of a BB. That's the only street I play differently though. Link to post Share on other sites
dingas 0 Posted July 20, 2006 Share Posted July 20, 2006 The river raise is pretty bad. I would have raised on 3rd too. Link to post Share on other sites
HangukMiguk 8 Posted July 23, 2006 Share Posted July 23, 2006 The river raise is pretty bad. I would have raised on 3rd too.I don't like that. We're the last one to act, with three callers other than the bring-in. At most, a completion on 3rd will drive out the bring-in, but not all the time. i say take the cheap 4th, don't pad the pot here, and don't reopen betting. Link to post Share on other sites
dms26 3 Posted July 31, 2006 Share Posted July 31, 2006 I don't like that. We're the last one to act, with three callers other than the bring-in. At most, a completion on 3rd will drive out the bring-in, but not all the time. i say take the cheap 4th, don't pad the pot here, and don't reopen betting.I agree, I wouldn't complete on 3rd either. 678 is a pretty bad low draw, I'd want to see the next card cheap and see what develops.to the OP- I also really don't understand the river raise, if he chased you down hoping for a low he not going to fold unless he missed. Most players at that level are not folding any kind of made low, you're probably overthinking a little. Link to post Share on other sites
Rocketwadster 0 Posted July 31, 2006 Author Share Posted July 31, 2006 Looking back at the hand (before the comments), I realized that the raise on the end was [probably spewingh (hence the reason I asked). jay shows [ 9C,JC,JH,AS,QD,JS,QC ]hel shows [ 3H,5C,2C,10S,6H,7S,KH ] Link to post Share on other sites
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