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[Closed] Is this correct play w/Ak?

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Titan Poker Valence 0.02/0.04, hand converted by the iPoker Converter

Button Etsche ($3.02)
SB BimBella ($6.65)
BB johansyone ($5.48)
UTG shenl0ng ($0.96)
UTG+1 dede111 ($4.27)
MP murreknark ($5.27)
MP stepth ($5.26)
CO-1 Nipsa ($5.71)
CO rutek9 ($1.60)

Preflop: shenl0ng is UTG with Ks Ah
shenl0ng raises to 0.16, dede111 calls 0.16, 7 folds.

Flop (0.38) 3h 2d 4s
shenl0ng bets 0.20, dede111 raises to 0.40, shenl0ng raises to 0.48, dede111 calls 0.28.

Turn (1.74) 3c
shenl0ng moves all-in for 0.12, dede111 calls 0.12.

River (1.98) 2s

shenl0ng shows Ks Ah
dede111 shows 9h 9c

dede111 wins 1.98 with Two pair, Nine's and Three's with a Four for a kicker


2 replies

plz don't post results

preflop raise is okay

I would bet 0.25$ at the Flop (2/3 potsize)

after his min reraise i would fold as a beginner. The Flop looks very dry and you only have got 10 outs left. And If he's got the 2 you'e nearly beat.

If you've got a read and really want to reraise him, reraise all in directly!! But as I said, only if you've got a very good read


Berliner1982
Joined: 12.07.2006

You should only play on this limit if you can buy-in with $0.80 otherwise, you´re not really a short stack and the strategy is not as effective as it could be.

Preflop you did everything right. On the flop bet always 2/3 of the pot as continuation bet. I would bet $0.25 here. After his raise you have 2 options.

1. Go All-In, when you give yourself 10 full outs for your 2 Overcards and 4 Outs for the straight. That means that your opponent is only holding an Overpair here and not Two Pair or better.

2. Fold otherwise.


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