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[Closed] NL130 AcQd BB - Live game

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TheBrood
Joined: 17.07.2008

I will try and describe the hand as best I can, it will be in chips, not dollars:

BB Hero=1400 chips
MP Villain=2000 chips <---Seems to be a bit better player than the rest but still bad. Saw him raise 4BB with A3o from SB after everyone limped. Then he bet smallish when he hit his 3 vs 1 opp.

- Im in BB with AcQd
- Blinds are 25 both small and big.
- 8-handed
- Most ppl are short stacked as the minimum buy-in is 500 chips(you can buy more whenever, which I did to keep up with big stacks)

- 3 ppl limp
- villain limps
- rest limp
- I raise to 200

- villain minraises to 400 <---- I put him on a big hand because another guy had just limp/called with AA and stacked me(for 500) in a previous hand.

- I call because its a minraise. A shove would carry no FE vs these guys.

*[Pot is 975]*

- Flop is something like 862 all clubs

- I insta-check to him so I can see his reaction, they usually play what they hold, not bluffing much. This would have been a nice shove spot(nut FD+OC's) for me but I wanted to see what he would do.

- He checks without thinking too much <---- Here I think he doesnt have anything, because a pp would prob bet to protect against FD. He might have a club.

- Turn is a T(not a club)

- I shove 1000 into the 975 pot <---- I put him on air so he should fold. I also have good odds vs JJ- with my nut FD and OC's.

This hand is very important to me, please comment.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

I think I would shove flop while we have a minimum of 35% equity. If stacks were deeper, and if I expected him to cbet, I would go for a check/shove. But you only have a potsize bet left, so just ship it and make the decisions easy. If a blank falls on the turn, you would have a hard time as your equity is halfed. we are investing 1000 to win a 3000 pot which means we already get the odds. not taking into account fold equity, we are already profitable

Some people like to get all trappy with l/minR, even in online play. From my personal experience, about 1/3 of them are monsters and the other 2/3 are random trash (the fish gets frustrated with you if you keep isoraising them). Of course this is very read dependent.


TheBrood
Joined: 17.07.2008

I realize I should have shoved on the flop, but I'm curious as to how you guys play this from the turn onwards and what hands you put him on.


mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

I think I will put him on overcards since any overpair would bet to protect.

If he is the trappy type (quite possible since he l/minrR), he could have Kc/Qc which wants to draw for free or KcKx/QcQx and try to trap

I still think shoving turn is good, he only has to fold half the time I think, and you should be getting good fold equity since your opponent repped a weak hand.


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

it's really hard to evaluate hands posted in that format. is thsi a trny? If so, shove pre. If not - srsly - dunno
As you said you put him on a big hand - well, then fold pre, what's the prob?

Best regards,
TribunCaesar


TheBrood
Joined: 17.07.2008

Originally posted by TribunCaesar
it's really hard to evaluate hands posted in that format. is thsi a trny? If so, shove pre. If not - srsly - dunno
As you said you put him on a big hand - well, then fold pre, what's the prob?

Best regards,
TribunCaesar

Its a very fishy cash game in a local casino, I only posted it because I lost my biggest pot ever.

So you say fold preflop? I'm not sure if he has a big pair, but his pf limp/raise suggests it.