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[Actuary]

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t60 (5 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)Actuary (t2479)UTG (t2180)MP (t2566)Button (t1152)SB (t3623)Preflop: Actuary is BB with , . 1 fold, MP calls t60, 1 fold, SB completes, Actuary checks.Flop: (t180) , , (3 players)SB checks, Actuary checks, MP bets t60, SB folds, Actuary calls t60.Turn: (t300) (2 players)Actuary checks, MP bets t60, Actuary calls t60.River: (t420) (2 players)Actuary checks, MP bets t687, Actuary calls t687.Final Pot: t1794loose and fast SnG.I've been quite obviously the tightest.have at it

[Outlaw4033]

That river bet confuses me. Have you seen him do this before?The min bet on the flop I can understand I guess. The min bet on the turn is kind of donktastic. What did he hope to accomplish with that bet? I wish somebody would write an article entitled 'What to do when a donktastic player bets 130% of the pot'.

[trystero]

raise flop or the turn? I'd rather raise turn as a flop c/r telegraphs a king. Villain could think we are raising a straight/flush draw on the turn. We have no idea where villain is in this hand, so I wouldn't call a river overbet. At best we're probably looking at a split. It'd really suck if he were slowplaying k3. 5 players remaining, bb=60.I need to play on Party more.

[Actuary]

trystero, on Monday, September 18th, 2006, 8:36 PM, said:

5 players remaining, bb=60.I need to play on Party more.

it's a 6 Man. Sorry forgot to put that.THe 10 Man actually end up 6 handed at 50/100 and 100/200 with ave stack 3000 a lot.note villain is a Bet monkey (post title)

[subsin]

seen too many times wehre the vill had the 3, fold

[fckthis]

subsin, on Monday, September 18th, 2006, 10:30 PM, said:

seen too many times wehre the vill had the 3, fold

Gotta agree with you here. Online it seems overbetting a scare card, is the cool thing to do. And usually opponents' hands have been helped by said card.

[rwood]

does anyone agree with putting in a bet/ raise on the flop to see where were at? or call flop bet/donk bet turn? i dont like gong through the whole hand with no info

[Actuary]

rwood, on Tuesday, September 19th, 2006, 1:46 PM, said:

does anyone agree with putting in a bet/ raise on the flop to see where were at? or call flop bet/donk bet turn? i dont like gong through the whole hand with no info

we're playing somone who bets w/o looking,that should imply he raises loosely as well.obviously, I'm try to not slow him down and simply assuming I'm ahead and keeping pot smallI think he bets more with a K on flop/turn.Once the 3 hits, it's more than 2x more likely that he has a K or 9 than a 3. ( 5 vs 2 ). And 3-9's vs 2-3's.Agains this type of player and getting about 1.7:1.It's the "payoff/risk?" of underrepresenting my hand