400hu deep vs 5bb/hh winner

    • ihufa
      ihufa
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      Joined: 18.03.2008 Posts: 3,323
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      He 3bets something like KQ+ AJ+ TT+ for value this deep, and very rarely suited rags/connecters this deep

      He's c/raising flops with a pretty normal frequency and i guess im cbetting like 75%

      I think when he c/r he's polarized to As8+ (cus he doesn't defend wider than A8o) and smaller flushes, so im ahead of the naked As and maybe I can win at showdown with my Js vs his small flushes. Turn is a complete brick cus he can't really have KQ or AsQ, so im still ahead of As and losing to flushes. River he bets only ½pot. He can't ever have a full house and often he'll have a naked As. I just think my flop and turn calls look a lot like 22/66/KK/K6/62 and i can make him fold pretty much every hand in his range except for maybe the Q+ hi flush?

      $2/$4 No Limit Holdem
      2 Players
      Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

      Stacks:
      SB ihufa ($991.85)
      BB crusader-bg ($1,033.50)

      Pre-Flop: ($6, 2 players) ihufa is SB J:spade: 2:heart:
      ihufa raises to $12, crusader-bg calls $8

      Flop: 2:spade: 6:spade: K:spade: ($24, 2 players)
      crusader-bg checks, ihufa bets $20, crusader-bg raises to $72, ihufa calls $52

      Turn: Q:diamond: ($168, 2 players)
      crusader-bg bets $114, ihufa calls $114

      River: 6:diamond: ($396, 2 players)
      crusader-bg bets $234, ihufa goes all-in $793.85
  • 5 replies
    • Confeti
      Confeti
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      Joined: 02.04.2008 Posts: 2,897
      Hi ihufa!, would'nt you raise turn with KK, 66 or 22 ??


      Regards
    • ihufa
      ihufa
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      Joined: 18.03.2008 Posts: 3,323
      nah i don't think i can get 250bb in on the turn against worse :)
    • Alverine
      Alverine
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      Joined: 31.01.2009 Posts: 1,938
      I think it was very well played. Only questionable play is the bet/call flop.

      Equity on flop:

      http://www.PokerStrategy.com
      Operation completed... 23.760 games processed in 0 seconds. Equity Win Tie Loss Hand
      Player 1: 61,940% 61,928% 0,025% 38,047% 66, 22, Kh6h, Kd6d, Kc6c, QsJs, QsTs, Qs9s, Qs8s, JsTs, Js9s, Js8s, Ts9s, Ts8s, 9s8s, 8s7s, 7s6s, 6s5s, AsTh, AsTd, AsTc, AcTs, As9h, As9d, As9c, As8h, As8d, As8c
      Player 2: 38,060% 38,047% 0,025% 61,928% Js2h


      You do have odds to call, however, do you think u can extract more chips if you hit? And if you dont hit, will you lose more chips? the answer is probably no and yes respectively (not continuing to betting baby flushes and set, only if he decides to turn his hand into a bluff). I think because of this it cant be profitable to use this line.

      At turn:

      http://www.PokerStrategy.com
      Operation completed... 1.056 games processed in 0 seconds. Equity Win Tie Loss Hand
      Player 1: 62,216% 62,216% 0,000% 37,784% 66, 22, Kh6h, Kd6d, Kc6c, QsJs, QsTs, Qs9s, Qs8s, JsTs, Js9s, Js8s, Ts9s, Ts8s, 9s8s, 8s7s, 7s6s, 6s5s, AsTh, AsTd, AsTc, AcTs, As9h, As9d, As9c, As8h, As8d, As8c
      Player 2: 37,784% 37,784% 0,000% 62,216% Js2h

      As expected nothing changed on turn, so you can still call.

      River does seem like a solid move if you know hes floding lower flushes (and i agree hes folding this hands 90% of time).

      Overall I think best line flop is cbh, 2nd b/f and 3rd b/c. Turn is meh but I guess I call, river is pretty good since you play your big hands that way.

      When you called flop and turn, did you tought off having a +ev move at river? I think thats the only reason why we should play that way.
    • ihufa
      ihufa
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      Joined: 18.03.2008 Posts: 3,323
      Thanks for your reply Alverine, I have to agree with everything :)
    • niveaformen
      niveaformen
      Gold
      Joined: 07.11.2008 Posts: 101
      Very sexy...

      I'm pretty sure he will bet bigger trn and riv w/ all value hands, but I don't agree that he can't have FH coz K2s and K6s r surely in his flatting range.