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ottokatz
Joined: 18.12.2006

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HAND #1
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Party, $15.45 + $1.55 NL Hold'em Tournament, 1,500/3,000 Blinds, 75 Ante, 9 Players
LeggoPoker.com Hand History Converter

UTG+1: 42,300
UTG+2: 27,265
MP1: 99,817
MP2: 11,455
CO: 26,357
BTN: 119,716
SB: 28,102
BB: 33,731
Hero (UTG): 94,257

Pre-Flop: (4,500) Th Ah dealt to Hero (UTG)
Hero raises to 7,600, 2 folds, MP1 calls 7,600, 5 folds

Flop: (19,700) Jh 3h Td (2 Players)
Hero bets 12,222, MP1 calls 12,222

Turn: (44,144) Jd (2 Players)
Hero checks, MP1 bets 22,409, Hero raises to 74,360, MP1 folds

Results: 88,962 Pot
Hero showed Th Ah and WON 141,588 (+99,357 NET)

Should I checkraise all-in on the flop?


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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

nh
imo no i like to bet/bet/bet there

U got to Cbet on that board couse if u check flop he will often check behind and u dont want that to hapens u want to start bilding big pot and put all ur chips if possible in on flop, and btw u dont want him to draw cheap if he have some pocket or lets say KQ,
on turn u can bet again or play check/shove if u think that he will bet if u check to him if he is pasiv i'll Cbet turn again

ps. imo u shoudnt show ur hands


budzior
Joined: 26.02.2009

I think he doesnt show his hand. :]

I like this play too, its perfect, you extract max value from your hand...

I dont like c/r flop because he never fold KJ, QJ there, theres no reason to do it.

On J :heart:T :diamond:3 :club: - i like to cbet flop, c/c turn and c/c good river to catch his bluffs. On your draw heavy board i like c/r turn.

Nice hand.


ottokatz
Joined: 18.12.2006

Of course I did not show my hand, hand converter just messed up.


c/r on the flop doenst make sense at all.
if you c/r on the flop he will fold:
all his bluffs
all his medium pairs
all his weak tens
SO ALL THE HANDS YOU BEAT
and he will call your c/r only with
a jack
overpair
twopair
set
SO ALL THE HANDS YOU LOSE AGAINST
so a c/r all in here is really no good idea, the only hand it is good against is KQ where he has a draw and you want to deny good odds.

i like the flopbet.
hm the turn is really hard. the jack should not scare us too much, because now its unlikely he got one of the last two jacks. there is still a straightdraw and a flushdraw out there and your hand is still strong.
so folding is not really an option.

c/c is not really strong, because you give freecards to all the draws, you dont know nothing about his hand, and you have to c/c the river again if he fires out.
i would bet/fold the turn and c/c the river if its a blank.
if you bet, you will get value from all his draws and his weaker tens. he might fold his small pairs...
for me the c/r is too dangerous in that spot. if he is on a draw he might just check behind. if he has a smallpair he MIGHT bet to get the pot from your obvious AK/AQ. but you dont have to c/r then. c/c would do the same job against small pairs and weak tens. the only real problem is if he is on a draw. thats the only hand a draw but here b/f > c/r > c/c

so overall my favourite would be
b/f turn, c/c river > c/c turn , c/c river > c/r turn > fold