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PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (7 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FCP)Button ($148.85)Hero ($85.50)BB ($99.85)UTG ($387.20)MP1 ($57.70)MP2 ($38.90)CO ($25)Preflop: Hero is SB with K :club: , A :D . 4 folds, Button raises to $4, Hero raises to $14, 1 fold, Button calls $10.Flop: ($29) Q :D , 6 :) , 4 :D(2 players)Hero bets $19, Button raises to $47, Hero folds.Final Pot: $95Villain is 26/13/3.00, 55 hands.I HATE THIS SPOT!

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My preference in how to play this flop.1. Check/call - UGH2. Check/raise - :club: 3. Check/fold - :D 4. Bet/re-raise - :) 5. Bet/call - :D 6. Bet/fold - :D Take that for what it's worth..but, I really hate c-betting and then having to fold.
So you c/c?????? EXPLAIN YOURSELF MAN!
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So you c/c?????? EXPLAIN YOURSELF MAN!
What's to explain? If he's a LAG, I very likely have the best hand..keep the pot small OOP and hope to hit/showdown in a smaller pot as opposed to c-betting the flop, bloating the pot, and making it worth it to the LAG to try and steal it. Don't show your balls unless you have to.
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Granted it's 7-handed, but I'm not a huge fan of re-raising from the blinds with AK in full-ring. Yes, you do it on occassion to mix things up, but overall, you're building a big pot OOP with Ace high. And since you've built such a big pot pre-flop, any kind of play at the pot on the flop (be it a bet or a check/raise) is going to be that much more expensive, and you end up in this exact predicament.As played pre-flop, I'd generally play it the same way you did on the flop. And then I'd kick myself for making the pot so big pre-flop. :)And to Jordan, yes, in full-ring, stats of 26/13/3.0 would be considered LAG, although the 26 is on the lower end of most LAGs.

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What's to explain? If he's a LAG, I very likely have the best hand..keep the pot small OOP and hope to hit/showdown in a smaller pot as opposed to c-betting the flop, bloating the pot, and making it worth it to the LAG to try and steal it. Don't show your balls unless you have to.
The pot is $28 bucks though...is this LAG going to make it less than $20 to our Hero? This is close to committing him...and the Ac or Kc isn't going to make us feel much better.I understand the thought process in general, and don't often disagree with you, but I think this is a terrible play, given the board. LAG or not, he called a preflop re-raise and raised a lead....he has to be on least a draw here.
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The pot is $28 bucks though...is this LAG going to make it less than $20 to our Hero? This is close to committing him...and the Ac or Kc isn't going to make us feel much better.I understand the thought process in general, and don't often disagree with you, but I think this is a terrible play, given the board. LAG or not, he called a preflop re-raise and raised a lead....he has to be on least a draw here.
This is what I call the 'Monsters Under The Bed Syndrome'. Because he's LAG, and because there's two of a suit on the board, he must have two of the same suit in his hand--no. I feel very good if the Ac or Kc hits the board. 7 handed, it's less likely that he has the flush..that's just facts. The fact he bet at the pot means nothing..the only thing I can see where we might disagree with my check/call line is that check/raising is better because it defines the LAG's hand much better if not makes him fold.I strongly believe in showing down aces from time to time, especially short handed against LAGs..but, that's just me.
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If you've been making a lot of c-bets, he could easily be playing back at you.If that's the read I have, then I'll just shove him all-in. A lot of these LAG guys are cowboys until you put them to a decision for their entire stack.

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Zach,you'll have pos on this fart every hand but 1 per rotation.I would never bet/fold this flop into a LAG in a raised pot with just overs, OOP.I like the idea to call preflop and bet/raise any A/K on the flop.Otherwise, I"d let him have it post flop.just guessing, I don't play NL cash profitably :club:

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Zach,you'll have pos on this fart every hand but 1 per rotation.I would never bet/fold this flop into a LAG in a raised pot with just overs, OOP.I like the idea to call preflop and bet/raise any A/K on the flop.Otherwise, I"d let him have it post flop.just guessing, I don't play NL cash profitably :club:
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I hear ya, i was just teasing.I rarely play cash games now. so i'm not one to talk
lol, I'm senstiveBecause I WANT to play pretty badly.But alas, too risk adverse to play it for maximum EV, I"m afraid. I probably just need to take a few hits, recover, get used to it, and become immune eventually.
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lol, I'm senstiveBecause I WANT to play pretty badly.But alas, too risk adverse to play it for maximum EV, I"m afraid. I probably just need to take a few hits, recover, get used to it, and become immune eventually.
I'd be willing to rail ya and offer some advice, if you ever wanted it.
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I at least need to play and post some hands, first.Otherwise, I may be totally embarrassed!
I really think you should try NL cash.I was the last one I thought would try it, and I love it.It's far less swingy (so far :club:) than LHE ever was, and it's waaaaaaaay less frustrating.A guy like you could clean up with a proper roll and developping the no fear attitude that helps (ie not freaking out if you lose a buyin).*******Btw, I wanted to push this flop so bad after his raise....- Zach
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