thehidden 0 Posted February 1, 2007 Share Posted February 1, 2007 Hey there! THis takes place at Fallsview 1/2 NL 100 Max. i have been at the table for well over 9 hrs and have a great read on everyone. I was up almost 4 buy ins but a procession of 2, 3, and four outers left me at just over a buy in. I am MPUTG and UTG +1 Fold MP1 LimpsHero Raises to 20HI jack calls (REALLY DRUNK RUSSIAN)CO Button FoldSB raises to 50BB Goes AI for another 25 (75 total)Back to Hero...i go into the tank, if i call and miss the flop i'm only another 30ish behind, if i jam i think i can get atleast HJ out, probably SB too (based on my read of his liking to steal pots preflop), i'm almost 100% sure BB has 77-TT or Overs. Button might have a hand like AK suited which would be ideal IMO so i jam for another 35 ontop...so 110 all in.the other two INSTA call. (this is where i'm excited to make a huge pot, but scared)Hands were SB AK suited (spades)BB AQ SUITED (diamonds)HJ K6 SUITED (diamonds)I have two JCJHRESULTS IN WHITEK T X flopTurn Qos (gives me a back door straight draw)river is 6feedback plz...and Fleung witnessed this too Link to post Share on other sites
DonkSlayer 1 Posted February 1, 2007 Share Posted February 1, 2007 In my opinion, the only time it's EVER ok to open-limp playing NL cash is if you have a small pp/suited connectors and you're trying to build the pot (and now how to play well postflop) OR you are limping with a huge hand on an aggressive table, hoping to get raised. JJ is doesn't count for either of those situations. Raise preflop. As played, just call all the action preflop. Link to post Share on other sites
krup24 0 Posted February 1, 2007 Share Posted February 1, 2007 In my opinion, the only time it's EVER ok to open-limp playing NL cash is if you have a small pp/suited connectors and you're trying to build the pot (and now how to play well postflop) OR you are limping with a huge hand on an aggressive table, hoping to get raised. JJ is doesn't count for either of those situations. Raise preflop. As played, just call all the action preflop.he did raise pf he is MP2 not MP1i don't think this play is very profitable with JJ. i probably cut my loses at $20. of course since you posted results maybe i'm biased. Link to post Share on other sites
David_Nicoson 1 Posted February 2, 2007 Share Posted February 2, 2007 Hey there! THis takes place at Fallsview 1/2 NL 100 Max. i have been at the table for well over 9 hrs and have a great Hands were SB AK suited (spades)BB AQ SUITED (diamonds)HJ K6 SUITED (diamonds)This is the information that you should hide.Stacking off with JJ is OK at 100BB with loose opponents. Link to post Share on other sites
Sea Wasp 0 Posted February 2, 2007 Share Posted February 2, 2007 Was raising a limper to 10bb standard in this game? It is 20% of your stack and i would prefer a raise to 10 or 12 at the most.With the action you are facing i would muck JJ pretty quickly here and not even worry about the 12 i have put in preflop. In a multiway pot i dont like my JJ at all and i think you would need to get quite lucky to find yourself up against underpairs and overcards and then go on and get to showdown with the best hand. Of course you will see someone with QQ-AA here often anyway so even in your best case scenario of overcards + underpairs you are in trouble. I think one of the major reasons you felt commited was because you had 20% of your stack in there preflop (which was a mistake). Link to post Share on other sites
NoSup4U 0 Posted February 3, 2007 Share Posted February 3, 2007 Was raising a limper to 10bb standard in this game? It is 20% of your stack and i would prefer a raise to 10 or 12 at the most.With the action you are facing i would muck JJ pretty quickly here and not even worry about the 12 i have put in preflop. In a multiway pot i dont like my JJ at all and i think you would need to get quite lucky to find yourself up against underpairs and overcards and then go on and get to showdown with the best hand. Of course you will see someone with QQ-AA here often anyway so even in your best case scenario of overcards + underpairs you are in trouble. I think one of the major reasons you felt commited was because you had 20% of your stack in there preflop (which was a mistake). Link to post Share on other sites
thehidden 0 Posted February 4, 2007 Author Share Posted February 4, 2007 Hey been pretty sick and haven't been able to read this thread yet...let me answer what i can remember.Normally i would lay down jacks, but based on my read after being at this table for 8 or nine hours I honestly felt like i was ahead!Open raising for 10BB was standard, this was one of the loosest most potentially profitable games I have ever played at! You could raise 7-10 BBS with aces and get multi way action.Can't remember what else has been asked but i'm going back to bed Link to post Share on other sites
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