10nl KK facing flop raise
Posted by Sean Fri
Posted by Sean Fri posted in Low Stakes
10nl KK facing flop raise
CO: $13.41
BN: $20.81
SB: $10
BB: $14.88
UTG: $22.50
HJ: $15.51 (Hero)
BN: $20.81
SB: $10
BB: $14.88
UTG: $22.50
HJ: $15.51 (Hero)
(for the record, I still 2 table 25nl, but I drop down to 10nl to play 4 tables+ because I'm trying to be smart about bankroll - I didn't suffer a recent disaster.)
Villain - don't really know him yet he's 29/15/4 so far in the match, 150 hands in across several tables (and ends up being 32/17/4 about 100 hands later)
Me - at 10nl, I tend to nit it up a good deal, and it works wonders. It's boring, but it works wonders. I usually end up around 21/17/5 or so, but so far at this table, I'm 16/11/0. He's at all of my tables, though, so the numbers probably look more reasonable.
Villain - don't really know him yet he's 29/15/4 so far in the match, 150 hands in across several tables (and ends up being 32/17/4 about 100 hands later)
Me - at 10nl, I tend to nit it up a good deal, and it works wonders. It's boring, but it works wonders. I usually end up around 21/17/5 or so, but so far at this table, I'm 16/11/0. He's at all of my tables, though, so the numbers probably look more reasonable.
Preflop
($0.15)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
K
K
UTG folds, Hero raises to $0.30, CO calls $0.30, BN folds, SB folds, BB folds
UTG folds, Hero raises to $0.30, CO calls $0.30, BN folds, SB folds, BB folds
My general read for the stake for those kind of numbers is that he's a guy who has a good opening range and then likes to see a lot of flops as well. So here I expect a bunch of hands that play well post and don't mind multi-way action -pp's and sc's.
Flop
($0.75)
9
7
9
(2 Players)
Hero bets $0.50,
CO raises to $1.66,
Hero calls $1.16
Call seems fine, but to tell you the truth, I almost folded. I only need about 30% to call, though, which I could possibly have depending on how many TT-QQ I put in his range. My gut tells me I only have 2 outs. (fwiw, in this sessions fairly low sample size, this will be the only time he raises a flop.)
Turn
($4.07)
J
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
CO bets $2.71,
Hero calls $2.71
River
($9.49)
Q
(2 Players)
Hero checks
He shoves his remaining 8.74. (Don't know why the converter keeps leaving off the last action…)
And now on the river, I think it's an obvious fold. Would anyone have gotten out sooner? Played it faster? I feel like I took the worst possible line, although the math supports it on the flop and turn if I include pp's below mine. Now, of course, the only thing I beat is TT, so muck it is.
I realize this is a blatant 'wahhh, wahhhh, my kings got cracked, everybody tell me I did the right thing!' post, but…. well, I'm not proud.
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