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_Anonymous_

03.04.2011, 14:33 0

$0.10/$0.20 No Limit Holdem
6 Players
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Stacks:
utenos (UTG) ($20.10)
UTG+1 ($17.14)
CO ($24.89)
BTN ($58.97)
SB ($25.86)
BB ($34.96)

Pre-Flop: ($0.30, 6 players) utenos is UTG K♠ K♥
utenos raises to $0.73, 2 folds, BTN calls $0.73, 2 folds

Flop: 8♦ A♣ J♣ ($1.76, 2 players)
utenos bets $1.18, BTN calls $1.18

Turn: 2♥ ($4.12, 2 players)
utenos bets $2.75, BTN calls $2.75

River: 7♥ ($9.62, 2 players)
utenos checks, BTN bets $7.20, utenos folds

Final Pot: $16.82

BTN wins $16.34 (net +$4.48)

utenos lost $4.66

I think bet flop bet turn is ok here cos there are many draws that will call, right?
Since turn 7 and T9 completes it's not an easy call yes?
If turn doesn't change anything we may choose an ch/call option?
(bet sizing should be bigger specially on the flop yes? :rolleyes: )

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MatejM47

Joined: 21.01.2010

Posts: 1,193

04.04.2011, 04:37 0

I would of played it the same way. Betting on flop and turn is ok since there's many draws on board, but calling the river is just spewy since there's still many aces his going to play that way and he won't always bluff the river with busted clubs because you can c/c an A's in this spot as well.

_Anonymous_

04.04.2011, 13:00 0

I don´t like it
BU really doesn´t have T9 that often unless it is T9s and if you´re betting turn for value then you should c/c like you´re going to do with your Ax hands
So he won´t really valuebet that spot always AT or AQ especially that big amount, so his hand range is usually two pair or AK+
But I would personally not bet turn, since I´d rather see him betting himself his missed draws or floats, like QT, KQ and if I´m going to c/f so many times all my air hands I like to have hands where I can balance by c/c and then decide on the river if I want to call him down or c/f