[NL2-NL10] Nl10 sh KQs, fd flop, and aggro villian

    • Janosikgdy
      Janosikgdy
      Bronze
      Joined: 06.05.2007 Posts: 4,477
      • 29.05.2009, 12:02
      • This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by Janosikgdy: 29.05.2009 12:04.
      Everest Poker, $0.05/0.10 Hold'em Cash Games, 6 Players
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      Board:
      tartine031 (BB): $9.82
      dieselX13 (UTG): $14.58
      hgyula (UTG+1): $22.33
      HERO (CO): $16.90
      nfyui1 (Button): $9.48
      MisterT1990 (SB): $9.90

      Dealt to HERO Q:club: K:club:

      Pre-flop:
      (1 folds), hgyula calls $.10, HERO raises to $.45, (2 folds), tartine031 calls $.35, hgyula calls $.35

      Flop: ($1.40) 3:club: 4:club: 3:heart: (3 Players)
      tartine031 checks, hgyula bets $1.40, HERO ?

      Should I shove here? Or call Ip and check what brings turn?

      If just call how should i play on various turn cards?

      I am readless on those guyes.
  • 2 replies
    • kingdippy2008
      kingdippy2008
      Bronze
      Joined: 30.08.2008 Posts: 2,107
      Hi,

      I would play this passively and according to odds and outs.

      If you hit K or Q, value bet and try and get maximum value. But be careful they could have some wierd 3 or Pocket 4s

      If you hit a :club: then try to get the money in as quick as possible.

      If its neither of them then just play to odds and outs again, and just play for pot odds/implied outs.

      Be careful if an A hits because they can bet/call with A high here. If it does then you just have flushdraw outs :)

      -Jack
    • veriz
      veriz
      Black
      Joined: 20.07.2008 Posts: 65,504
      Hello,

      Without stats I can't really say any specific plays here, but vs unknown I am more likely inclined to give it up to the pot size bet. You both are very deep and you don't really want to play for stacks here very often, because it still could be that he has a FH here already or even a better FD (what's not that often because he is betting pot). So conclusion would be that for lowering the variance I don't mind to fold there, for bigger variance you can go for a Call and reevaluate turn (but you have to watch out for any kind of mistakes, they could happen very easily with such hand).

      Best regards,
      Rensu