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gnananandan
Joined: 24.06.2013

Ok guys I am gonna post some hands from my yesterday's FL-HUSNG session
The opponent seemed to be a LAG
Stats over some 130 hands:

VPIP/PFR/3B/ST/FST
DBF/CB/FCB
CBT/FCBT/CRT
AG%/WTSD/W$SD

80/43/35.7/50
33/78.9/24.1
82/13/18
56/50/52

The HUD i stole from Boomer

My reads:
On a Capped Flop Donks/Raises Top pair,
Bluffdonks Flop& Chk/Folds Turn
Bluffraises Turn& Checks River
Donks middle/lower pair on Flop& bets till end UI
As a 3bettor preflop ch/R top pair
As a PFR double barells always
As a PFR when checks River, Folds to river bet Often
Ch/R Flop Cbet with Top pair/2 pairs
Donks lower pair on flop& Chks Turn
Slowplays Trips-Flop, Turn OOP
Bluffbets River on chkn River
Bluffdonks River

Its long but i really need it to play HU. :f_biggrin:

Ok the first hand:

Poker Stars, $3.29 Buy-in (5/10 blinds) Limit Hold'em Tournament, 2 Players

Preflop: Hero is SB with Q 5
Hero raises, BB 3-bets, Hero calls

Flop: (6 SB) T 9 Q (2 players)
BB bets, Hero calls

Turn: (4 BB) K (2 players)
BB bets, Hero calls

River: (6 BB) 2 (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets, BB folds

I thought of Calling Flop& Check/R Turn and Comes the Kc. But River Bet is must i think

And an extra point. In HUSNG the SB is BU. So after we open we are in Position. May be helps somebody.


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Dawnfall26
Joined: 30.07.2008

Hi!

You can c/r turn since you are IP but yes,cF/rT is a valid line here.
Turn is obviously pretty bad so calling down seem best now.
River when he checks is super easy valuebet.

standard and good:)


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firsttsunami
Joined: 23.01.2006

Its absolutely ok to raise a non 8 J K A turn like b 4♠ since players on the lowstakes they are not used to be betting seletively but they're betting way too much with low pairs and AJ AK etc so your equity is probably good enough for a raise and if he 3bets you have to call down. Given the King your hand is still good enough to calling down - even if he bets again on the River but is not anymore good enough for raising. Quite obvious. With a flush and a check by him its the easiest valuebet. ;)

Well played!


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

You can raise turn, but you can't check-raise turn.

This misuse of terminology has become so widespread that I don't think people are making typing mistakes when they write it. Since I'm so goddamned unpopular anyway, I'll point this out. It annoys me and annoys everybody else with a minimum of knowledge about terminology.

A related, perhaps more debatable point: Getting N to M in odds is denoted N:M, not M:N. For example, if you get three to one for a call, then you denote it by 3:1, not 1:3. There may be local habits around the place, but please don't use local standards. It's too confusing. Here in the FL section, the misuse is more common than the correct usage. This is what makes this point debatable. Should we set up a local standard?


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