[NL2-NL10] Nl2 Aa

    • PSantosPoker
      PSantosPoker
      Global
      Joined: 07.09.2008 Posts: 104
      • 06.12.2009, 19:10
      • This post has been edited 3 time(s), it was last edited by PSantosPoker: 06.12.2009 19:17.
      $0.01/$0.02 No Limit Holdem
      PokerStars
      7 Players
      Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

      VP$IP/PFR/Hands

      Stacks:
      UTG ($2.26)
      UTG+1 ($3)
      MP ($3.15) 17.54/2.47/678
      Hero ($4.21)
      BTN ($1)
      SB ($5.72) 80.65/25.81/26
      BB ($3)

      Pre-Flop: ($0.03, 7 players) Hero is CO A:spade: A:club:
      2 folds, MP calls $0.02, Hero raises to $0.10, 1 fold, SB calls $0.09, 1 fold, MP calls $0.08

      Flop: 2:spade: 6:diamond: K:heart: ($0.32, 3 players)
      SB checks, MP checks, Hero bets $0.22, SB calls $0.22, MP calls $0.22

      Turn: 8:heart: ($0.98, 3 players)
      SB checks, MP checks, Hero bets $0.62, SB calls $0.62, MP goes all-in $2.83, Hero goes all-in $3.89, SB calls $3.27

      River: 7:diamond: ($11.59, 3 players, 2 all-in)


      Well Played? what about the pfr?
  • 5 replies
    • SheepMoose
      SheepMoose
      Bronze
      Joined: 15.01.2009 Posts: 854
      Turn is a fold.
    • PSantosPoker
      PSantosPoker
      Global
      Joined: 07.09.2008 Posts: 104
      Can you explain me why i should fold at turn?
    • michaelqian
      michaelqian
      Bronze
      Joined: 02.05.2009 Posts: 512
      SB is a loose maniac, so you don't have to worry about him.

      However, MP is a tight player, but does have a large limping range, it could easily mean 22, 66 or 88, but I would say 22, 66 are more likely.

      I would definitely fold that turn, most of the time when a tight calls you on the flop and shoves on the river he has you beat. Probably slowplayed a set on the flop.
    • AninIII
      AninIII
      Bronze
      Joined: 13.07.2008 Posts: 944
      Originally posted by michaelqian
      SB is a loose maniac, so you don't have to worry about him.

      However, MP is a tight player, but does have a large limping range, it could easily mean 22, 66 or 88, but I would say 22, 66 are more likely.

      I would definitely fold that turn, most of the time when a tight calls you on the flop and shoves on the river he has you beat. Probably slowplayed a set on the flop.
      +1

      villain has 22 or 66 there most of the time.
      The line c/c on dry flop c/r screams for a set.
      And according to Baluga theorem your 1 pair hands are very often beat versus a check/raise on turn. -> Fold.

      Best regards,
      Anin
    • MaestroOfZerg
      MaestroOfZerg
      Bronze
      Joined: 17.11.2008 Posts: 5,510
      Hi,

      Originally posted by AninIII
      Originally posted by michaelqian
      SB is a loose maniac, so you don't have to worry about him.

      However, MP is a tight player, but does have a large limping range, it could easily mean 22, 66 or 88, but I would say 22, 66 are more likely.

      I would definitely fold that turn, most of the time when a tight calls you on the flop and shoves on the river he has you beat. Probably slowplayed a set on the flop.
      +1

      villain has 22 or 66 there most of the time.
      The line c/c on dry flop c/r screams for a set.
      And according to Baluga theorem your 1 pair hands are very often beat versus a check/raise on turn. -> Fold.

      Best regards,
      Anin
      Not much more to say except that it's sad since we likely would have stacked SB, and that the Baluga Theorem is just for use when you're not quite sure what to do, don't make a habit of just relying on it, it's only a shortcut.


      Hope it helps.