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Full Tilt Poker, $0.10/$0.25 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 9 Players
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UTG+2: $31.35
MP1: $24.65
Hero (MP2): $25.05
CO: $7.10
BTN: $29.50
SB: $39.50
BB: $22.10
UTG: $25
UTG+1: $1.05

Pre-Flop: J♦ J♥ dealt to Hero (MP2)
4 folds, Hero raises to $1, 3 folds, BB calls $0.75

Flop: ($2.10) T♥ 2♣ T♣ (2 Players)
BB checks, Hero bets $1.50, BB raises to $4.50, Hero calls $3

Turn: ($11.10) A♥ (2 Players)
BB bets $7, Hero folds

No reads on villain, 5 hands in.


3 replies
salflip
Joined: 02.10.2007

good fold :)


Without reads on the guy, I would probably play the flop differently. Either fold, or reraise there.

The turn card should make no difference, except that it is a scare card for him at least as much as you. If you think he doesn't have a ten, then reraise the flop.

I would have folded the flop after some thought, and waited for a better spot. If I had called the flop, which I think was probably a bad decision, then it's tempting to push over the top of the turn and see a showdown, because he would have to call with only $7 left. You'd have some info then.

But the best move, I think, after the strong c/r on the flop, would be to fold.

EDIT: He has more than $7 left. A push over him on the turn could get a fold if he is full of it. But you don't know, so unless you are prepared to risk, then fold earlier rather than later.


I would probably just shove flop.
It is often bluff or semibluff and don´t like to fold here. Calling flop, shoving turn is also fine (although he might had A high flushdraw), seems like you're rather behind than ahead on the turn, so I like your fold.