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Ouch-8s
Absolute Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
6 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $117
UTG+1: $44.68
CO: $68.92
Hero: $102.20
SB: $86.03
BB: $84.58

Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is Button with 9s.gif js.gif
UTG raises to $2, 2 folds, Hero calls, 2 folds.

Flop: ah.gif jc.gif jh.gif ($4.75, 2 playeanars)
UTG bets $3, Hero raises to $8.37, UTG raises to $16.74, Hero calls.

Turn: 7c.gif ($38.23, 2 players)
UTG checks, Hero checks.

River: kd.gif ($38.23, 2 players)
UTG bets $10, Hero calls.

Villian is 18/18/0, small sample. How's my line? And oops, those are trips, not a set, sorry.
BaseJester
Bet the turn.
Raise river as played. You get paid by an ace.
NoBBiR
Looks fine honestly. Maybe I'm a bit weak tight but I think I play it the same.
gobears
I would bet the turn for value. Hard to see UTG checking there with all those draws out there on the turn if you're behind somehow. Seems less likely he has AA/better jack due to the reraise on the flop.
krup24
please don't check that turn. it's really a horrible play imo. i mean do u think ur beat?
No_Neck
QUOTE (krup24 @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 7:11 AM) *
please don't check that turn. it's really a horrible play imo. i mean do u think ur beat?



i dunno look at the villains stats a flop raise is rather scary.


Also a river raise sucks, because you are going to never get paid off by one pair hands from a nit.
BaseJester
QUOTE (No_Neck @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 10:17 AM) *
Also a river raise sucks, because you are going to never get paid off by one pair hands from a nit.

Even if the only thing he pays us with is AK, we're still a 3:2 favorite against a very tight range (flopped boats, quads, or top two).
Ouch-8s
It is entirely possible that I am seeing monsters in my closet, but the flop reraise was scary to me. AA/AJ seemed very possible, as did a better jack. And when he checked the turn, I got very confused - why would he do that given the draws, and having raised PF and with the flop action, without a boat, unless he was going waaaay off the reservation (he had been pretty aggro preflop but post flop was passsssivvvvve). Once he did that i assumed he was either super strong or was full of it, and thought that the best course was to let him bluff/fire at a river and call him down.
NoBBiR
QUOTE (No_Neck @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 6:17 AM) *
i dunno look at the villains stats a flop raise is rather scary.
Also a river raise sucks, because you are going to never get paid off by one pair hands from a nit.


That's what I was thinking.

QUOTE (BaseJester @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 8:52 AM) *
Even if the only thing he pays us with is AK, we're still a 3:2 favorite against a very tight range (flopped boats, quads, or top two).


He can't have quads, so we're basically looking at AK/better Jack/Boat. I really don't think anyone short of a complete idiot is paying us if we raise the river with anything we beat.

QUOTE (Ouch-8s @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 9:31 AM) *
It is entirely possible that I am seeing monsters in my closet, but the flop reraise was scary to me. AA/AJ seemed very possible, as did a better jack. And when he checked the turn, I got very confused - why would he do that given the draws, and having raised PF and with the flop action, without a boat, unless he was going waaaay off the reservation (he had been pretty aggro preflop but post flop was passsssivvvvve). Once he did that i assumed he was either super strong or was full of it, and thought that the best course was to let him bluff/fire at a river and call him down.


I honestly believe that people do a lot of fruity things when they are "trapping." Checking the turn with Trips/AA/AJ is very likely in my opinion. I really don't see much value in a river raise without a read that he's a moron. And honestly, what do we do if we bet the turn and he shovels? Meh.
BaseJester
QUOTE (NoBBiR @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 1:53 PM) *
He can't have quads, so we're basically looking at AK/better Jack/Boat. I really don't think anyone short of a complete idiot is paying us if we raise the river with anything we beat.

Well, clearly I'm a complete idiot then.

. . .

Shut up!

. . . .

You'd fold AK to a minraise on the river? That seems insanely exploitable to me. Any other ace makes AAJJK, so it's seems pretty tough to me to get off Ax for that matter.
No_Neck
QUOTE (NoBBiR @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 1:53 PM) *
what do we do if we bet the turn and he shovels?


EZ fold from this player IMO
BaseJester
Why do you think this villain is tight as bark on a tree? It's a "small sample", right?
NoBBiR
QUOTE (BaseJester @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 3:05 PM) *
Well, clearly I'm a complete idiot then.

. . .

Shut up!

. . . .

You'd fold AK to a minraise on the river? That seems insanely exploitable to me. Any other ace makes AAJJK, so it's seems pretty tough to me to get off Ax for that matter.



QUOTE (No_Neck @ Sunday, July 20th, 2008, 5:19 PM) *
EZ fold from this player IMO


I don't know how you think AK is an insta-call to a minraise on this river. River minraises are basically always the nuts, and it's not really a great board for AK.
BaseJester
QUOTE (NoBBiR @ Monday, July 21st, 2008, 1:32 AM) *
I don't know how you think AK is an insta-call to a minraise on this river. River minraises are basically always the nuts, and it's not really a great board for AK.

It's 7:1 with top two pair against a possible missed draw. If CobaltBlue posted a hand with this board, he'd be showing how to snap off a bluff with a queen kicker.
mtdesmoines
QUOTE (Ouch-8s @ Friday, July 18th, 2008, 11:36 PM) *
Villian is 18/18/0, small sample. How's my line? And oops, those are trips, not a set, sorry.



I never check that turn.
Bet bet bet. We have trips with a drawy board and an ace showing.
We're getting action.
I think the only hand I worry about is QJ/JT and both got counterfeited on the river.
I would have bet the turn and made the river a moot point.
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