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Lavitz
Full Tilt Poker Game #950645884: Table Nevada (6 max) - $0.50/$1 - No Limit Hold'em - 13:41:30 ET - 2006/08/30
Seat 1: cudd517 ($95.50)
Seat 2: p1o2i3 ($68.90)
Seat 3: Kenze ($166.55)
Seat 4: Basshunter18 ($112.30)
Seat 5: BengyDD ($70.60)
Seat 6: JackKingOffnow ($117)
cudd517 posts the small blind of $0.50
cudd517: lol nice
p1o2i3 posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #6
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to cudd517 [9h Jh]
Kenze calls $1
Basshunter18 calls $1
BengyDD calls $1
JackKingOffnow calls $1
cudd517 calls $0.50
p1o2i3 checks
*** FLOP *** [4h 5h Qh]
cudd517 bets $3.50
p1o2i3 calls $3.50
Kenze folds
Basshunter18 folds
BengyDD calls $3.50
JackKingOffnow folds
*** TURN *** [4h 5h Qh] [5s]
cudd517 bets $12
p1o2i3 calls $12
BengyDD raises to $66.10, and is all in


No reads on villian who pushed. P1o2i3 was total calling station. He recetly called down 33 on A78Kx board, calling half pot flop and turn bets. Tough decision and board paired. Let it go or hope he has A icon_suit_heart.gif with maybe a 5? Or something like K icon_suit_heart.gif Q? Bahh.
DonkSlayer
I prefer to c/r when flopping a flush OOP.

I'm leaning, ever so slightly, to calling here. You might get a donk 1-heart call from the station, and while this could be a boat from the villain, could also be air, trip 5's, or pair/trips with flush draw. Possibly even a donked flopped flush villain-self.

It's a definite call if we think the station will come along. If not, very close.
Lavitz
QUOTE (DonkSlayer @ Wednesday, August 30th, 2006, 11:44 AM) *
I prefer to c/r when flopping a flush OOP.

I'm leaning, ever so slightly, to calling here. You might get a donk 1-heart call from the station, and while this could be a boat from the villain, could also be air, trip 5's, or pair/trips with flush draw. Possibly even a donked flopped flush villain-self.

It's a definite call if we think the station will come along. If not, very close.


Check raising this board would pretty much announce I have the flush and I get much more value out of betting since I am almost certain on the flop the calling station will call with just about ANYTHING. Plus, A icon_suit_heart.gif will probably check this, along with higher hearts and then I am giving them free card to beat me. It's not uncommon for TP to check this through to make sure another heart doesnt fall before getting involved as well. But TP will probably call a bet and aother on turn if heart doesnt show.
DonkSlayer
I'm fine with getting a bet/call under my belt and then taking the pot there by c/r, when I flop J-high. J/s.
Scott3705
You have no indication you can get a C/R so leading is usually the best line. As far as the aggression, I can fold that cause it's so weird for a set to wait for a non heart turn. Donk calling station may call a raise w/ just a bare ace, so i'd rather push here and see if I can get paid off by that.

As a I replied to your last post in the same manner.... tough month huh???
http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...c=71457&hl=
Lavitz
QUOTE (Scott3705 @ Wednesday, August 30th, 2006, 12:14 PM) *
You have no indication you can get a C/R so leading is usually the best line. As far as the aggression, I can fold that cause it's so weird for a set to wait for a non heart turn. Donk calling station may call a raise w/ just a bare ace, so i'd rather push here and see if I can get paid off by that.

As a I replied to your last post in the same manner.... tough month huh???
http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...c=71457&hl=


Not really tough in terms of losing at the table but taking out 4 grand to help pay for college, books, etc...sure as hell put a big dent in BR, and a few beats later I'm back to .5/1. HOORAY!

Really had no choice in the matter though. Take it from BR or work more. Not a big fan of working more then I have to.
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