Did I anything wrong?

    • Michailewic
      Michailewic
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      • 18.07.2008, 23:40
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Michailewic: 18.07.2008 23:43.
      Known players:
      SB:
      $24,75
      BB:
      $27,75
      UTG:
      $13,91
      UTG+1:
      $29,57
      UTG+2:
      $11,18
      MP1:
      $30,33
      MP2:
      $5,00
      Hero:
      $29,68
      CO:
      $25,61
      BU:
      $24,90

      0,1/0,25 No-Limit Hold'em (10 handed)

      Preflop: Hero is MP3 with T:diamond: , T:club:
      5 folds, Hero calls $0,25, CO calls $0,25, 2 folds, BB checks.

      Flop: ($0,85) T:heart: , 9:club: , 9:diamond: (3 players)
      BB checks, Hero checks, CO checks.

      Turn: ($0,85) 3:spade: (3 players)
      BB checks, Hero bets $0,25, CO calls $0,25, BB folds.

      River: ($1,35) 5:heart: (2 players)
      Hero bets $0,75, CO raises to $25,11 (All-In), Hero calls $24,36.

      Final Pot: $51,57

      Results follow (highlight to see):
      Hero shows a full-house, tens full of nines (Td Tc)
      CO shows four of a kind, nines (9h 9s)

      CO wins with four of a kind, nines (9h 9s)
  • 9 replies
    • baschin
      baschin
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      Joined: 08.11.2007 Posts: 879
      at flop you have like the nuts ^^
      i mean how often do u run into quads ?
      easy broke
    • Balanarm
      Balanarm
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      • 19.07.2008, 10:24
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Balanarm: 19.07.2008 10:26.
      No, the hand is played to perfection postflop, keep slowplaying such hands, unless you want to protect from JJ-AA. Preflop I don't like the call, either raise or fold with tens.
    • punta
      punta
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      I would of raised pre flop 1st in, then a pot sized bet to get the money in and then most probably GONE broke.... X(
    • Vargan
      Vargan
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      You should post this in the proper sample hands forum. :)
    • generals007
      generals007
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      I would have raised preflop, first in, would have probably been called.

      I don't know why you would slowplay the flop, though. Any ten with good kicker will call, any nine will call, any pocket pair might at least think about it and every JJ-AA is a call as well.
      @Balanarm: why slowplay?

      Rest is cool. You don't run into quads alot ^^

      gen
    • Balanarm
      Balanarm
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      Slowplay to let him hit the card, for example an ace, or get an underset, or straight, or flush, got it? It's much mroe profitable to sloplay the hand this strong in mu opinion. I had slowplayed aces full once very nice on NL50 , the flop was A22, got full stacks from 93 and Q9 hands, this is a bit different situation but anyway. (turn 9, river 9)
    • generals007
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      That your opponents hit the nines on turn or/and river is not happening enough to make the play profitable. I see that in certain situations (obvious straight(draws) or flushes/flushdraws) it might be profitable to slowplay the hand. But 99T rainbow is not good enough i think. TJJ for example would have a better chance on a straight (considering he would have raised preflop, which he didn't) because of calls with preferrably higher cards. And even then i wouldn't take the chance in not getting payd off. I'd probably give it a try if it wasn't rainbow, though. But here it is. So I wouldn't slowplay it if I raised preflop - they might even take it as a bluff if you raise, because of your weak chance of having hit strong stuff on a 99T board. You might even get a bluff-reraise there if you seemed to play offensive before.

      Could some judge look at this?

      gen
    • Vevusio
      Vevusio
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      • 28.07.2008, 18:40
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Vevusio: 28.07.2008 18:41.
      but they could also be afraid of you holding a good pocket pair and fold?
      on the other hand if they were holding like KQ or something and limped with that slowplaying might give them the chance to hit their top pair with good kicker so you would get more money out of them
    • generals007
      generals007
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      They might even call a raise with QK, thinking they could hit a Q or K or a J and make a straight, so there's not point in slowplaying and giving them the chance to check and see them the next card for free

      gen