bassplayer45459 0 Posted April 4, 2007 Share Posted April 4, 2007 So i played this hand in a stud round...did i play it alright? I think i did, but i was wondering if there were some extra bets i missed.PokerStars Game #9240924569: Tournament #46940385, $5.00+$0.50 HORSE (7 Card Stud Limit) - Level IV (60/120) - 2007/04/03 - 23:25:04 (ET)Table '46940385 1' 8-maxSeat 1: aislepoker (254 in chips) Seat 2: bassplayer45 (2041 in chips) Seat 3: OilFan72 (2414 in chips) Seat 4: kingmob007 (1442 in chips) Seat 5: nakusp27 (1569 in chips) Seat 6: DrGoodBeat (1317 in chips) Seat 7: Aahz (1714 in chips) Seat 8: kilkis51 (1249 in chips) kingmob007: posts the ante 12nakusp27: posts the ante 12DrGoodBeat: posts the ante 12Aahz: posts the ante 12kilkis51: posts the ante 12aislepoker: posts the ante 12bassplayer45: posts the ante 12OilFan72: posts the ante 12*** 3rd STREET ***Dealt to aislepoker [9h]Dealt to bassplayer45 [Qc Jc Kc]Dealt to OilFan72 [Td]Dealt to kingmob007 [7d]Dealt to nakusp27 [8s]Dealt to DrGoodBeat [2s]Dealt to Aahz [Jd]Dealt to kilkis51 [Qs]DrGoodBeat: bets 60Aahz: folds kilkis51: raises 60 to 120aislepoker: calls 120bassplayer45: calls 120OilFan72: folds kingmob007: folds nakusp27: folds DrGoodBeat: folds *** 4th STREET ***Dealt to aislepoker [9h] [Jh]Dealt to bassplayer45 [Qc Jc Kc] [2c]Dealt to kilkis51 [Qs] [4s]bassplayer45: checks kilkis51: bets 60aislepoker: raises 60 to 120bassplayer45: calls 120kilkis51: raises 60 to 180aislepoker: calls 2 and is all-inbassplayer45: calls 60*** 5th STREET ***Dealt to aislepoker [9h Jh] [5s]Dealt to bassplayer45 [Qc Jc Kc 2c] [4c]Dealt to kilkis51 [Qs 4s] [Ks]kilkis51: bets 120bassplayer45: raises 120 to 240kilkis51: calls 120*** 6th STREET ***Dealt to aislepoker [9h Jh 5s] [Js]Dealt to bassplayer45 [Qc Jc Kc 2c 4c] [8c]Dealt to kilkis51 [Qs 4s Ks] [Tc]bassplayer45: bets 120DrGoodBeat is sitting outkilkis51: calls 120*** RIVER ***Dealt to bassplayer45 [Qc Jc Kc 2c 4c 8c] [2d]bassplayer45: bets 120kilkis51: calls 120*** SHOW DOWN ***bassplayer45: shows [Qc Jc Kc 2c 4c 8c 2d] (a flush, King high)kilkis51: mucks hand bassplayer45 collected 1076 from side potaislepoker: mucks hand aislepoker is sitting outbassplayer45 collected 882 from main pot*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 1958 Main pot 882. Side pot 1076. | Rake 0 Seat 1: aislepoker mucked [8d 9s 9h Jh 5s Js Kh]Seat 2: bassplayer45 showed [Qc Jc Kc 2c 4c 8c 2d] and won (1958) with a flush, King highSeat 3: OilFan72 folded on the 3rd Street (didn't bet)Seat 4: kingmob007 folded on the 3rd Street (didn't bet)Seat 5: nakusp27 folded on the 3rd Street (didn't bet)Seat 6: DrGoodBeat folded on the 3rd StreetSeat 7: Aahz folded on the 3rd Street (didn't bet)Seat 8: kilkis51 mucked [Ac Ah Qs 4s Ks Tc 6s] Link to post Share on other sites
Zach6668 513 Posted April 4, 2007 Share Posted April 4, 2007 Convert please. http://www.andyblackwood.com/converter.htmlTournament - HORSE - 7 Card Stud High - Level IV (60/120), Ante 12 (converter)Seat 1: 254Hero: 2,041Seat 3: 2,414Seat 4: 1,442Seat 5: 1,569Seat 6: 1,317Seat 7: 1,714Seat 8: 1,2493rd Street - (1.60 SB)Seat 1: xx xx 9 ___callsHero: Q J K ___callsSeat 3: xx xx T ___foldsSeat 4: xx xx 7 ___foldsSeat 5: xx xx 8 ___foldsSeat 6: xx xx 2 ___bets___foldsSeat 7: xx xx J ___foldsSeat 8: xx xx Q ___raises4th Street - (8.60 SB)Seat 1: xx xx 9 J ___raises___calls 2 and is all-inHero: Q J K 2 ___checks___calls___callsSeat 8: xx xx Q 4 ___bets___raises5th Street - (8.32 BB)Seat 1: xx xx 9 J 5 ___all-inHero: Q J K 2 4 ___raisesSeat 8: xx xx Q 4 K ___bets___calls6th Street - (12.32 BB)Seat 1: xx xx 9 J 5 J ___all-inHero: Q J K 2 4 8 ___betsSeat 8: xx xx Q 4 K T ___callsRiver - (14.32 BB)Seat 1: xx xx 9 J 5 J xx___all-inHero: Q J K 2 4 8 2 ___betsSeat 8: xx xx Q 4 K T xx___callsTotal pot: (16.32 BB) Link to post Share on other sites
bassplayer45459 0 Posted April 4, 2007 Author Share Posted April 4, 2007 Zach are you the hand converter sniper? Honestly you travel from forum to forum picking off hands and telling people to convert them...haha Link to post Share on other sites
Zach6668 513 Posted April 4, 2007 Share Posted April 4, 2007 Zach are you the hand converter sniper? Honestly you travel from forum to forum picking off hands and telling people to convert them...hahaI'm a mod.All I ask is that people follow the guidelines. :DIn actuality, I read every post made in the strat forums, so I can cast my naziism over the forum quite easily. Link to post Share on other sites
BDPoolie 0 Posted April 4, 2007 Share Posted April 4, 2007 I'm a mod.All I ask is that people follow the guidelines. :DIn actuality, I read every post made in the strat forums, so I can cast my naziism over the forum quite easily.NaziismNice. I'll have to remember that one when I play Scrabble. Link to post Share on other sites
LincolnK 1 Posted April 5, 2007 Share Posted April 5, 2007 i'm really on the fence with this one. in a cash game, i gambool. in a tournament, i dunno.on 3rd street, you're looking at 2 bets just to stay in the hand. your starting hand is sold, but the action and board look like a bunch of your cards are gone. lets see where you're at:one J out. minor.a 10 and a 9 out. the 10 is significant. you have to have a 10 to make a straight, and there are only three left.a Q out, and he raised. we assume he has two of them, unless you have reason to think otherwise. this is important, as pairing your cards are going to be less valuable. i'm not expecting less than two pair to win this hand, and unless we catch a K, we're in bad shape there.we have a big flush draw, and no clubs out. this is what makes the fold tough. you have potential to make a big hand here. but as the hand is dealt, its likely your only chance to win the hand. you're probably not going to end up with anything between a pair and a flush.this looks to be a very expensive hand to play, as you're going to have to play it out to try to hit your hand, and you'll be calling bets until you hit it. there's potential here to burn half your chips and come up empty. if any of our clubs are gone, i get out of the way. in a tournament setting, i might look for a better spot to play. this is especially true for the horse tournament, where you can have a better edge in another game.as played, i might consider a fold on 4th after facing 2 bets. i'm concerned about having to outflush two players. but you're probably committed to play it out after catching the club. if it's a brick its a fold. the rest is fine. after we make our flush, i'm jamming. if the Q happens to catch the As, i slow down. thats about all that could scare me for the rest of the hand. Link to post Share on other sites
bassplayer45459 0 Posted April 6, 2007 Author Share Posted April 6, 2007 Great anaylsis, i never thought of looking at it in that way. Small things like this analysis suck when you have 15 seconds to decide. Thanks for the input Link to post Share on other sites
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