[Closed] NL20 - 77 in BB

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Last Post by Berliner1982 19 years ago

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KillaKHAN

Joined: 02.04.2007

Posts: 598

09.02.2008, 15:55 0

Titan Poker Mississippi 0.10/0.20, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

saw flop | saw showdown

Button skyjacker81 ($9.60)
SB MiniMASA ($4)
BB Hero ($4)
UTG IceCoolBaby ($16.43)
UTG+1 ukbuk ($28.86)
MP mmmmmm2 ($2.90)
MP Elwinjesus ($18.38)
MP Widukin3 ($14.10)
CO-1 weberknecht7557 ($44.29)
CO OriEy ($20.37)

Preflop: Hero is in the BB with 7♠ 7♦
2 folds, mmmmmm2 raises to 0.40, 6 folds, Hero raises to 1.40, mmmmmm2 calls 1.

Flop (2.90) Q♣ T♠ A♠
Hero bets 1.60, mmmmmm2 moves all-in for 1.50.

Turn (6.00) 5♠

River (6.00) K♥

Hero shows 7♠ 7♦
mmmmmm2 shows 2♦ Q♦

mmmmmm2 wins 6.00 with One pair, Queen

So I sit in the BB with 77 and get only 1 minraise and rest is folded to me. As read many times in these forums I treat him as a limper, raise him 3 times and he calls.

On the flop I put him allin and he (as you can see above) calls with Q2...

I mean I played it acording to the strategy articles, bet a trash hand vs 1 opp with 2/3 of the pot...

Maybe I should'vd pushed for the psychologic effect as he was covered anyway...

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frzl

Joined: 25.04.2006

Posts: 7,533

09.02.2008, 16:08 0

in this special case i would push preflop because he is very short and there is no other player in there

Gremlin68

Joined: 18.08.2006

Posts: 230

09.02.2008, 18:16 0

Originally posted by frzl
in this special case i would push preflop because he is very short and there is no other player in there

I agree. Don't think that it had changed something, because if he calls the normal reraise I think he would have called also a push.

But who knows?

Berliner1982

Joined: 12.07.2006

Posts: 4,442

09.02.2008, 18:27 0

On Titan Poker here on this limit I would push as well against unknown Short Stack. As played, I wouldn´t play after the standard articles and would play check/fold. The reason is, that Short Stacks, who are not playing the SSS, are very likely to call everything here, if they hitted anything. And on this board we face 3 Overcards, a possible flushdraw and straightdraw, where our opponent would call any of this.