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[FR] KTs on a single suited flop

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kipperkalle
Joined: 12.04.2009

As played, yay or nay? I don't think he had flush, Ax on the other hand...

Better line would have been c/f? What if he checks behind and river is blank?

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.05/$0.1 Fixed-Limit Hold'em (8 handed)

Preflop: Hero is CO with T:s, K:s.
4 folds, Hero raises, BU 3-Bets, 2 folds, Hero calls.

Flop: (7.4 SB) 4:c, K:c, 3:c (2 players)
Hero bets, BU calls.

Turn: (4.7 BB) A:d (2 players)
Hero bets, BU raises, Hero folds, BU gets uncalled bet back.

Final Pot: 5.7 BB.


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firsttsunami
Joined: 23.01.2006

This hand really depend on your read that you might have picked on your opponent because a good portion of the time he's got Ax but on the other hand he could use this card to scare you off and make you fold a better hand or charge your draws the maximum in case you checkraise something like JT QJ QT with a flushdraw. He could go for a free showdown raise with a pocketpair although it's not how people use to play there but poker and each hand is very individual. First time i would call this down and see the showdown if you had the read that he's a passive guy then fold is alright since you can't call on your outs. Too often he's got Ax with flushdraw or maybe KJ KQ AT or AA and you don't have more than 3 Outs you can rely on. What kind of impression you had about your opponents play in recent hands?


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kipperkalle
Joined: 12.04.2009

I had no special reads on him. Limped a few times from middle/late positions, folded on the flop. Only played like 40 hands with him anyway before that play.


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firsttsunami
Joined: 23.01.2006

Ok, then i would first call him down and take more reads though i think it's not a big mistake as he'll have Ax relatively often but against unknown i do avoid folds like these.

Is anybody pro fold and if so, why? :)


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