Soda1
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at 2:34 when you raise A7s and the villian with under 20bb's shoves you, you fold. Is that a mistake of you or can you explain how you tought?
May 25, 2013 | 10:47 p.m.
This is pretty much your standard $5/10 game on Partypoker. I don't play too much here but it seems like UTG is a bit spewy based on a recent hand we played, however I think BB is quite a solid reg. There hasn't really been any crazy action going on.
On to the hand;
Seat 1: Ca11MeMaybe ( $1,000 USD )
Seat 3: QuickAsTheKick ( $2,234.25 USD )
Seat 6: Reborn89 ( $1,551 USD )
Seat 2: S-klasse ( $1,000 USD )
Seat 5: HERO ( $2,751.50 USD )
Seat 4: privko ( $1,000 USD )
S-klasse posts small blind [$5 USD].
QuickAsTheKick posts big blind [$10 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Kh 3d Kd Qh ]
privko raises [$35 USD]
HERO raises [$120 USD]
Reborn89 folds
Ca11MeMaybe folds
S-klasse folds
QuickAsTheKick raises [$390 USD]
privko folds
HERO calls [$280 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5d, Ad, Tc ]
QuickAsTheKick bets [$560 USD]
I think villian shows up with AAxx almost all of the time here, and should he have no diamonds and should he not have a T or a 5 in his hand we have roughly 37.5% equity on the flop. Against something like AKQT we have even worse equity. In order to get it in on the flop we need around 40.5% if I've done my math right, so do we just fold here? Am I too strict with villians range? Could you make an argument for just calling the flop?
On to the hand;
Seat 1: Ca11MeMaybe ( $1,000 USD )
Seat 3: QuickAsTheKick ( $2,234.25 USD )
Seat 6: Reborn89 ( $1,551 USD )
Seat 2: S-klasse ( $1,000 USD )
Seat 5: HERO ( $2,751.50 USD )
Seat 4: privko ( $1,000 USD )
S-klasse posts small blind [$5 USD].
QuickAsTheKick posts big blind [$10 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Kh 3d Kd Qh ]
privko raises [$35 USD]
HERO raises [$120 USD]
Reborn89 folds
Ca11MeMaybe folds
S-klasse folds
QuickAsTheKick raises [$390 USD]
privko folds
HERO calls [$280 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5d, Ad, Tc ]
QuickAsTheKick bets [$560 USD]
I think villian shows up with AAxx almost all of the time here, and should he have no diamonds and should he not have a T or a 5 in his hand we have roughly 37.5% equity on the flop. Against something like AKQT we have even worse equity. In order to get it in on the flop we need around 40.5% if I've done my math right, so do we just fold here? Am I too strict with villians range? Could you make an argument for just calling the flop?
Jan. 15, 2013 | 4:37 a.m.
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About the AKo hand, you said he would bet combos like TT-JJ (99 he is probably checking on the flop) for protection and hands like AQs/KQs as a bluff, repping these middle pairs. Assuming he bets every time with these combos, AKo has 44.5% equity. He's laying you a price so that you need 23% equity to call, and even though you might not realise all of this equity on dry runouts, you'll probably make some extra money if an Ace or a King hits. How come you're not considering a call in this spot?
Dec. 4, 2015 | 2:23 a.m.