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[Closed] $22 Call On Ze Turn With Trips?

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MikeAK47
Joined: 11.03.2008

Full Tilt, $20 + $2 NL Hold'em Tournament, 20/40 Blinds, 9 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

SB: 1,440
BB: 1,455
UTG: 1,710
UTG+1: 2,370
UTG+2: 930
MP1: 1,170
MP2: 1,515
CO: 1,455
Hero (BTN): 1,455

Pre-Flop: (60) K♣ 7♣ dealt to Hero (BTN)
6 folds, Hero raises to 120, SB folds, BB calls 80

Flop: (260) K♠ 4♦ K♦ (2 Players)
BB bets 40, Hero raises to 299, BB calls 259

Turn: (858) 3♦ (2 Players)
BB bets 1,036 and is All-In,


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LgWz
Joined: 26.05.2007

Without further reads I tend to fold.


snap call.

villain basically never has a flush here, why would he overbet shove the turn when he make his hand? he has nothing to 'protect' against he has the nuts (in his eyes). imo his range here is mostly combos or weak pairs.


MikeAK47
Joined: 11.03.2008

Originally posted by lessthanthreee
snap call.

villain basically never has a flush here, why would he overbet shove the turn when he make his hand? he has nothing to 'protect' against he has the nuts (in his eyes). imo his range here is mostly combos or weak pairs.

My thoughts exactly, BUT he showed J9d :(.

What a ridiculous shove!

It just didn't make any sense for a flush to shove there, I put him on a PP 66+ any ace of diamonds (maybe AK AQ AJ A4 whatever that floated that me), even if he had K with a decent kicker, why shove?

Senseless, I guess it worked out for him, but he's losing a lot of value doing that in the long run so more fool him, what's he expect me to call with that he's beating apart from a K (which unfortunately I did have lol), I'm folding 77 etc, which he could get more value from, also misses a lot of value from my bluffs.

DONKEY! :D:D


just note it and move on. 90% of the time you have the best hand in this spot. you just ran into the 10% in this hand.


LgWz
Joined: 26.05.2007

I might've been wrong but I'd have saved my chips _cool:

anyway I think he does have a flush often here. Not saying 80% of the time but just enough to make me fold. many villains tend to donkbet small (and then call your raise) with fd or weak pair on the flop, and on this board there aren't many weak made hands he can have. As for the turn... some guys tend to shove like that when they hit :P

Maybe I'm results oriented, dunno (not due to your result, but some similar spots I've been to).


MikeAK47
Joined: 11.03.2008

Originally posted by LgWz
I might've been wrong but I'd have saved my chips _cool:

anyway I think he does have a flush often here. Not saying 80% of the time but just enough to make me fold. many villains tend to donkbet small (and then call your raise) with fd or weak pair on the flop.

So true, this is mainly why I posted the hand, I've seen so many players do that, but they don't usually shove like idiot when they hit .


Originally posted by MikeAK47

Originally posted by LgWz
I might've been wrong but I'd have saved my chips _cool:

anyway I think he does have a flush often here. Not saying 80% of the time but just enough to make me fold. many villains tend to donkbet small (and then call your raise) with fd or weak pair on the flop.

So true, this is mainly why I posted the hand, I've seen so many players do that, but they don't usually shove like idiot when they hit .

You got 1.82:1. I think the avg. player never has the flush enouth to make this -ev.
Just call, and note. I'd do the first, and I should work hard on making the 2nd...


LgWz
Joined: 26.05.2007

Ok I actually did the math now and changed my mind.


Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

You got great help here from the other posters, so I can not add any new view here.
I always wonder why opponents do what they do and here is one of the spots, where I just have no clue why.