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[tg]UTG+1$3.00:///////;UTG+2$36.05:///////;MP1$15.00:///////;MP2$15.00:///////;MP3$27.65:///////;Hero$3.00:///////;SB$2.80:///////;SB$14.55:///////;BB$14.35:///////;[/tg]
Texas Hold'em NL15 (9 handed)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: Ongame Hand Converter v0.2.3 by Life is a Bug.

Preflop: Hero is CO with 9♦, 9♣
3 folds, MP2 calls $0.15, MP3 folds, Hero raises to $0.75, SB calls $0.75, 2 folds, MP2 calls $0.60.

Flop: ($2.50) 2♦, 8♦, 2♥ (3 players)
MP2 checks, Hero bets $2.25 (All-in), SB calls $2.25, MP2 folds.

Turn: ($7.00) T♥ (2 players)

River: ($7.00) 3♥ (2 players)

Final Pot: $7.00

Results follow:
SB shows [ Q♣, 8♣ ]
SB wins $0.00 USD.

I thought that the probability of someone having a 2 was small, so I decided to push.


11 replies
Gremlin68
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by adr0001

I thought that the probability of someone having a 2 was small, so I decided to push.

lol.... you played the hand corectly, but that's the worst comment ever:D

you had less than potsize left, so it's an automatic push


Originally posted by carusel
you had less than potsize left, so it's an automatic push

According to the basic strategy I should have check folded. On the flop I had 2 opponents, not one. Any 2 beats me. Suppose the flop was 10 8 10, or 2 J 2. In these situations it's still a push?


RiderOfTheli
Joined: 18.12.2007

You have the best hand here most of the times, easy push.


You have a made hand in this situation. Only 2 you could ever realistically put villain on is A2 and if they did play A2 like this then they got lucky and you pay them off. Basic strategy says push here.


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

1. You have less then the pot size so you need to play contibet push.
2. You have a made hand so pushing is what you'd like ;).

nh


Originally posted by 098799
1. You have less then the pot size so you need to play contibet push.

I don't understand this. Basic strategy says: "If the pot is twice as big as your remaining stack or even bigger, you move all-in no matter what kind of hand you are holding and what your opponents are doing."
If I have less then the pot size but more than 1/2 pot I should always go all-in?


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

Sorry, the second point should've been the first one ;).

When you have a made hand AND stack smaller than the pot size, you move all-in. When you have trash, you move all-in only if there's one oponent and he checks to you or you're out of position against one. Against two it'd be a check/fold.

But in this hand you were having absolutely strong hand (an overpair) so it's a push.


xylere
Joined: 28.05.2007

I guess you should reread strategy articles


dallievas
Joined: 30.11.2007

I see several problems in your basic SSS:
1) your raise preflop 4xBB+1 per limper, should be 1.25 and against one limper preflop even more important (quotes-Annie Dukes-you can not save money on prefop raises;Poker for dummies-Make an incorrect move up front and you run the risk of rendering each subsequent decision incorrect, regardless of whatever else you might do.)
2)On flop you have overpair-made hand,so easy push;pot bigger than your stack and your stack:your raise ratio 1:1,and someone might have flush draw-even easier push).I think if you raised preflop right amount ,it would be easier push for you.You do contibet when you not hit flop-thrash hand,when you have made hand,then 2/3 pot size bet or all in;made hand and bet in front of you all in. :rolleyes:
Good luck :)


Qastorimon
Joined: 05.07.2007

Originally posted by dallievas
I see several problems in your basic SSS:
1) your raise preflop 4xBB+1 per limper, should be 1.25 and against one limper preflop even more important

It's NL15 so pf raise is fine