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[Closed] set with 88

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JohnTheGreatest
Joined: 28.01.2010

No Limit Holdem Tournament
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8 Players
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Baltic Challenge - Round 1

Stacks:
UTG (2,805)
UTG+1 (1,200)
MP1 (7,025)
MP2 (1,260)
CO (1,230)
BTN (2,670)
Hero (SB) (4,815)
BB (4,945)

Blinds: 25/50

Pre-Flop: (75, 8 players) Hero is SB 8♠ 8♥
2 folds, MP1 raises to 100, 3 folds, Hero calls 75, BB calls 50

Flop: 8♦ 9♠ Q♦ (300, 3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets 100, MP1 raises to 200, Hero calls 200, BB calls 100

Turn: 5♣ (900, 3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets 200, MP1 calls 200, Hero raises to 400, BB raises to 2,300, MP1 folds, Hero goes all-in 4,515, BB calls 2,215

River: 7♣ (10,130, 2 players, 1 all-in)

They both were calling stations and pretty LAG after the flop.

1) Should I raise more preflop?

2) Should I re-raise on the flop to avoid any draws?


2 replies
muebarek
Joined: 31.07.2008

1) nope. coldcalling is fine here. the stacks are easily deep enough to setmine and 88 plays horribly in 3bet-pots out of position with 100bb-stacks.

2) On the flop, i'd prefer a donkbet (to valuebet 3 blank streets if called, and 3bet/broke if raised) since MP might not be cbetting this flop often enough against 2 opponents.

As played i'd definitely 3bet on the flop. Not only that it's the best play against drawing hands but there are also a lot of turncards which might kill the action against worse hands. Imagine MP1 having AA for example - the players are easily bad enough to go broke on this flop but i doubt they would on a T, J or diamond turn (besides these cards wouldn't allow you to continue valuebetting as well).


larseda
Joined: 06.08.2006

Originally posted by muebarek
1) nope. coldcalling is fine here. the stacks are easily deep enough to setmine and 88 plays horribly in 3bet-pots out of position with 100bb-stacks.

2) On the flop, i'd prefer a donkbet (to valuebet 3 blank streets if called, and 3bet/broke if raised) since MP might not be cbetting this flop often enough against 2 opponents.

As played i'd definitely 3bet on the flop. Not only that it's the best play against drawing hands but there are also a lot of turncards which might kill the action against worse hands. Imagine MP1 having AA for example - the players are easily bad enough to go broke on this flop but i doubt they would on a T, J or diamond turn (besides these cards wouldn't allow you to continue valuebetting as well).

#2

as played ... on turn u should raise much bigger ... like 1k