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[tg]MP2$370.15:///////;Hero$486.50:///////;[/tg]
1/2 No-Limit Hold'em (6 handed)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: Texas Grabem 1.7 by www.pokerstrategy.cc.

Preflop: Hero is BB with 9♥, 6♥. CO posts a blind of $2.00.
MP2 raises to $9.00, 4 folds, Hero calls $7.00.

Flop: ($21.00) 7♦, 4♣, 8♦ (2 players)
Hero checks, MP2 bets $16, Hero raises to $52.00, MP2 calls $36.00.

Turn: ($125.00) 5♣ (2 players)
Hero checks, MP2 bets $100, Hero raises to $425.50 (All-In), MP2 raises to $309.15 (All-In).

River: ($859.65) 7♠

Final Pot: $859.65

Everything ok here? Maybe the flop c/r was bit too small but I usually make these 3x original bet + few dollars check/raises with any better hit on flop and sometimes just with air too.

ow and villain was a 15/10 nit & rather passive postflop. Thought he wouldn't check behind turn though, so went for c/r there too.


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swissmoumout
Joined: 24.02.2007

check/raising twice shows huge strength, so he'll only pay you off with a set (or lower straight) here. He'll also only bet the turn with a set or straight, prefering to check behind or call with a hand like a big overpair - so I'd probably just lead the turn for ~100$.
Also, fold preflop


xylere
Joined: 28.05.2007

fold/3bet preflop

i don't see how c/r can be good here

the board is very drawy, by c/ring you give him very good opportunity to come over the top with his draws
he might also feel more comfortable to push overs, like JJ, QQ, because of your preflop call


Originally posted by xylere
fold/3bet preflop

i don't see how c/r can be good here

the board is very drawy, by c/ring you give him very good opportunity to come over the top with his draws
he might also feel more comfortable to push overs, like JJ, QQ, because of your preflop call

No offense, but I completely disagree. it's like you've not considered they are fairly deep (~220BB)

That deep you can almost just call anytwo preflop, and 69hh is certainly a good hand in that spot. 3betting preflop is bad also because you're bloating the pot with a marginal hand OOP with a lot of chips behind, so a bluff is going to be more expensive and less likely to be successful (because of the possibility of rebluffing on such a board that would make a bluff look kind of bs in a 3bet pot)

I don't think he will ever come over the top with a draw as they're just too deep for that plus he is a postflop nit (given read) so he's not going to spew his chips away on a draw. He will never feel comfortable pushing JJ/QQ even AA that deep, even a normal non-nit guy wouldn't do that too much in a single-raised pot.

the flop check/raise is thus very good because there is a good chance he will fold most of his range or at least check the turn. When he call and leads the turn he has either a set or a straight, but since you have the nuts and he seems to be willing to put money in the pot, CRAI is best.

Does anyone agree with me ?


swissmoumout
Joined: 24.02.2007

Originally posted by lilprincess
No offense, but I completely disagree. it's like you've not considered they are fairly deep (185BB)

That deep you can almost just call anytwo preflop, and 69hh is certainly a good hand in that spot.

not against a 15/10 passive player you can't. 69s is a clear fold, especially against a UTG raise


well I think you can because you're deep


xylere
Joined: 28.05.2007

yeah, i didn't notice they are that deep
but it doesn't change much for preflop, calling still weak


Cojack123
Joined: 28.08.2006

Fold preflop

SC suited Aces suited 1 gappers you could call,

suited 2 gappers are to loose some people call offsuited connectors but i dont like this.
Only if he is very deep and veeery dumb.

The flop is close reraising has advantages and calling too.
oop reraising looks better but depend on the villain.