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kenthmp
Joined: 19.04.2009

Enet Network - €0.10 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 4 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

BB: €10.96
UTG: €9.71
Hero (BTN): €21.86
SB: €9.24

SB posts SB €0.05, BB posts BB €0.10

Pre Flop: (€0.15) Hero has 6♥ 7♥

fold, Hero raises to €0.30, SB calls €0.25, BB raises to €0.90, Hero calls €0.60, SB calls €0.60

Flop: (€2.70, 3 players) 8♥ A♣ 5♥
SB checks, BB bets €1.70, Hero raises to €3.40, fold, BB calls €1.70

Turn: (€9.50, 2 players) 6♠
BB bets €6.66 and is all-in, Hero calls €6.66

River: (€22.82, 2 players) T♣

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BB shows A♦ Q♠ (One Pair, Aces) (Pre 58%, Flop 44%, Turn 55%)
Hero shows 6♥ 7♥ (One Pair, Sixes) (Pre 42%, Flop 56%, Turn 45%)
BB wins €21.46

SB has 50/0 10hands
BB has 16/13 125hands

how was the PF call and the flop minraise?
how bad was the turn call?


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Slurpee
Joined: 28.10.2010

raise on flop has me scratching my head.

just curious, what was your train of thought on that flop/turn? were you just trying to bluff him off the pot?


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kenthmp
Joined: 19.04.2009

i has oesd w/ fd. i raise...

I don't have trains of thought... I click whatever button that calls out to me most... Here it was the raise button...

on the turn... meh, since i called flop, might as well call turn and hope that my outs come...


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foolboydesire
Joined: 21.10.2010

Raise more on the flop, min raise doesn't generate much fold equity against any reasonable hand, and no matter how strong your draw is, at the moment it's still just a bluff, plus your favorite on flop, so if he has a hand that will make him pot committed in case you hit. it would be best to get it all in on flop
as played, on turn you should fold, even if your hand improved, but given bb's stats he almost always have you beat here

pre flop not sure, sb is very loose so because you almost sure that he'll call you can justify your call, but i don't know if this kind of play is profitable in the long run :)


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Hi,

If you want to have fold equity against overpairs or Ax hands, then don´t min-raise flop. You still have 7 high and would prefer player to fold at any point if you don´t make your hand.
So I´d either make committing raise to 6€ or shove depending which seems more credible and represents set or two pair.

Turn you get right odds to hit one of you 20 outs, so you can´t really fold any more.

board: Ac5h8h6s
Hand Equity Wins Ties
6h7h 43.18% 456 0
AK, AQ 56.82% 600 0

Good luck at the tables,


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veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008

Hello kenthmp,

Preflop: Well, do you even think that it's a great idea to Call it preflop? Of course it's possible but you gonna be in a multiway pot and wont get that great implied odds on the flop anyways with your draw. Rarely will even know where you stand with your 7high flush, neither any pair of it. Also might put yourself into trouble with the hand. But of course it's possible to play if you are sure in your postflop skills.

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Postflop: He is CBetting into multiway pot and he will rarely fold even any his Ax hands here. Therefore the question is what's your plan with the raise here? Especially the min-raise? If you are going to raise and which of course is even fine, I'd definitely rather raise it bigger and which would be just shove since if we do bigger raise it would be more than 1/2 of our stack. So just ship it!

Board: 8♥A♣5♥
       Equity     Win     Tie
UTG    51.29%  51.29%   0.00% { 7h6h }
UTG+1  48.71%  48.71%   0.00% { AA, AQs+, AQo+ }

Best Regards.


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