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[Closed] $0.01/$0.02 Aa

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Hand converted with online PokerStrategy hand converter:

Known players:
[tg]MP1$2.48:///////;MP2$1.98:///////;MP3$1.00:///////;CO$4.98:///////;BU$4.63:///////;SB$8.53:///////;BB$2.00:///////;[/tg]
$0.01/$0.02 No-Limit Hold'em (7 handed)

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with A:c, A:s.
MP3 posts deadblind, Hero raises to $0.12, 2 folds, CO calls $0.12, BU calls $0.12, 2 folds.

Flop: ($0.41) T:d, 2:d, 8:h (3 players)
Hero bets $0.36, CO calls $0.36, BU raises to $0.72, Hero raises to $2.36(All-In), CO folds, BU calls $1.64.

Turn: ($5.49) 3:c (2 players)

River: ($5.49) 7:h (2 players)

Final Pot: $5.49.


4 replies
Fongie
Joined: 02.12.2006
Oldschool Grinder

These kinds of situations are always opponent dependant for me. Do you have any stats? Any reads? Normally against unknown I would say you are beat here against a set when he minraises against 2 opponents, and you're a little deep which makes me even more inclined to fold. However, if you have any stats or reads that he's a fishy player then I would definately go broke against possible TP or flushdraw hands.

Sorry for the vague-ish answer :P


_Anonymous_ Topic starter
_Anonymous_

Well he wasn't a typical calling station, VPSIP around 40, CCPF same afaik and was quite aggressive post flop. I really had him on sets, but it's super hard for me to fold in such situations.
Even though I won way more money from identical calls than lost, I think that's a major leak in my game, because lately I'm starting to lose them.
So you rather tend to a fold?


Fongie
Joined: 02.12.2006
Oldschool Grinder

Yeeeah. Well it's easier said than done of course, but when raised on the flop like this by a tag who doesnt raise a lot of cbets, its 99% a set that has to raise flop to protect against flushdraw. It *could* of course also be a flushdraw, but I think on that limit I want a read that this opponent actually pushes draws aswell before I call him.

But now you say that this guy was a 40 VPIP with big CCPF and aggressive postflop guy, then it's definately a clear shove for me! He could then very easily have a worse hand :) so nh


_Anonymous_ Topic starter
_Anonymous_

Good to know, thank you mate!


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