[NL20-NL50] QJc MP1 - trips | Hand discussions for No Limit

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- TheBrood
  
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  - 05.04.2009, 14:16
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  Known players:
  
  Position:
  Stack
  SB:
  $21.87
  Hero:
  $20.00
  
  0.1/0.2 No-Limit Hold'em (8 handed)
  Hand recorder used for this poker hand: PokerStrategy Elephant 0.67 by www.pokerstrategy.com.
  
  Preflop: Hero is MP1 with Q , J
  UTG2 folds, Hero raises to $0.80, 4 folds, SB calls $0.70, BB folds.
  
  Flop: ($1.80) 2 , J , J (2 players)
  SB bets $0.45, Hero raises to $2.40, SB folds.
  
  Final Pot: $4.65
  
  Slowplay? Raise less?
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- Kaitz20
  
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  - 05.04.2009, 14:52
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  raise to 2$ or 1,5$.
  He is likely holdind medium pp or flushdraw or bluff.
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- TheBrood
  
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  - 05.04.2009, 21:58
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  what would be a quick way to calculate my raise in order to not give him odds for FD?
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- BogdanDin7
  
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  - 05.04.2009, 22:32
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  Just double his raise and add the normal raise you would put. It gives him more or less same odds you would with your bet on a donk bet that small
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- TheBrood
  
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  - 06.04.2009, 03:10
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  Originally posted by BogdanDin7
  Just double his raise and add the normal raise you would put. It gives him more or less same odds you would with your bet on a donk bet that small
  what do you mean by "normal raise you would put" lol
  
  in this case how would i calculate my raise?
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- Jaissica
  
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  - 06.04.2009, 04:26
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  - This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Jaissica: 06.04.2009 04:27.
  What Bog means is that if you would normally bet $1.5 on that pot, bet $1.5 + 0.45x2 for $2.40.
  
  A quick way to calculate a pot-sized raise (making the villain call a pot sized amount) is double their bet plus the pot. In this case 2x 45c + 1.80 for $2.70 would leave the villain having to call an extra $2.25, and the pot + his original bet is $2.25
  
  Pot size is normally a bit big for protecting but it gives you a guideline. $2.70 is a full pot call for the villain so you can bet say $2.2 and be protecting at about 2/3.
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- veriz
  
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  Joined: 20.07.2008 Posts: 65,504
  - 06.04.2009, 06:26
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  Hello,
  
  You can take a look here: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/no-limit/260/
  
  Raising on flop is fine.
  
  Best regards,
  Rensu
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- Kaitz20
  
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  - 06.04.2009, 06:40
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  Originally posted by TheBrood
  what would be a quick way to calculate my raise in order to not give him odds for FD?
  Jassica already made calculations, problem here is that he doesn´t really hold flushdraw that often, so I´d raise less to also keep in other hands than flushdraw.
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