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Playing a straight on flushboard vs river-shove

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clovenhoofsdoom
Joined: 04.03.2016

Hey guys,

I hope y'all doing fine!

I recently played this hand, and as it happens sometimes to me - I think I didn't take the best line. The reasons for this are: its NL2, its sunday on NL2 and maybe I am not the best pokerplayer in the world.

Preflop: I think the call in BB is fine with suited one-gapper vs BU minraise.
Flop: I raised because there are sooo many maniacs and callingstations that will pay me if I hit, and thus I wanted to go over 3 streets on a decent runout and get it in as much as possible by the river.
Turn: I had taken the lead because I have the nuts and x/r the flop. Probably I shouldve bet close to potsize - their draws will usually call no matter what size I choose.
River: not a good river for me, because I do not have the nuts anymore - only one eyeblink after I had bet I thought, a blockbet/fold wouldve been best line to "exploit the nutted raising range of Villain" as someone here nailed it. Would you agree with that? My big river-bet has made me pot-committed so I had to call, unfortunately.

And for the sake of learning: I think Villain's shoving range is mainly flushs and sometimes a fullhouse, but only very occasionally. Straights, fullhouses he wouldve brought it in already before (sets on flop & turn usually wouldnt just call on this boards I guess). Overpairs and 2 pairs he probably wouldnt shove here vs my line but no one knows. Some Villains would do - I mean, i was close to tilt when I started the session before because there are SO many super-bluffy aggressive players out there.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.02 BB (5 handed) - Converted at http://www.handhistoryconverter.com

SB ($4.95)
Hero (BB) ($2.63)
UTG ($0.77)
MP ($2.02)
Button ($1.85)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 7, 5
UTG calls $0.02, 1 fold, Button raises to $0.04, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.02, UTG calls $0.02

Flop: ($0.13) 4, Q, 6 (3 players)
Hero checks, UTG checks, Button bets $0.04, Hero raises to $0.12, 1 fold, Button calls $0.08

Turn: ($0.37) 3 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.22, Button calls $0.22

River: ($0.81) 4 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.59, Button raises to $1.47 (All-In), Hero calls $0.88

Total pot: $3.75 | Rake: $0.13

Results:

Spoiler

Button had A, 7 (flush, Ace high).
Hero had 7, 5 (straight, seven high).
Outcome: Button won $3.62


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DecMate
Joined: 25.01.2009

Bet bigger on the turn. Lots of river cards kill the action.
You can bet/ fold on this river, pairs with a flush, just about the worst card in the deck right here. :f_thumbsup:


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clovenhoofsdoom
Joined: 04.03.2016

Yep, I thought so too :f_cry:

Man, I always start to get aggro in the last 2 days when I play vs those super aggressive fishy bots out there. They bet the fuckin hell out of last pair, triple barrel A8 or push A6 preflop, coldcall a 3bet oop with 77 and hit set, and do so much random weird stuff that I just cannot keep cool and carry on. It's really annoying to fold what was preflop a strong hand whilst knowing that they bluff way too much but do not give me the right odds to call or raise, and watch how them fishes collecting more and more money is making me sick^^


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I think you can raise the flop already more on his 1/3 pot bet to like 16c or so, but beware if you bet the turn bigger that you are committing yourself if you bet the river again against his fishy stack.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

We can raise bigger on flop and bet bigger on turn.
As played, fold vs the raise.


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