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dawsuk
Joined: 07.04.2012
PokerStrategist

hi,

$6 speed on party. I decided to lead out with my draw twice but got raised on the turn which I had to call. I'd invested so much of my stack by the river that I felt a push may just get him off the hand. It all seems a bit spewy looking back. Any advice/ different line I should have taken? First game with this player. His VP$IP was well into the 40's but only after 20 hands.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $60(BB) Replayer
Hero ($1,920)
BB ($1,720)
UTG ($2,300)
UTG+1 ($2,620)
UTG+2 ($4,000)
MP1 ($1,940)
MP2 ($1,780)
CO ($1,940)
BTN ($1,780)

Dealt to Hero J♥ Q♥

fold, fold, UTG+2 calls $60, MP1 calls $60, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls $30, BB checks

FLOP ($240) A♥ 4♠ T♥

Hero bets $180, BB folds, UTG+2 calls $180, MP1 calls $180

TURN ($780) A♥ 4♠ T♥ J♦

Hero bets $390, UTG+2 folds, MP1 raises to $900, Hero calls $510

RIVER ($2,580) A♥ 4♠ T♥ J♦ 5♣

Hero bets $780 (AI), MP1 calls $780

MP1 shows K♥ 3♥
(Pre 57%, Flop 69.6%, Turn 22.7%)

Hero shows J♥ Q♥
(Pre 43%, Flop 30.4%, Turn 77.3%)

Hero wins $4,140


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010
Oldschool Grinder

Hi, dawsuk!

I like the lead in a limped pot, we have a very nice equity, we can also make some pp fold f.e. which is good + we get the initiative.

I would make it a bit smaller though, like 150 or so.

On the turn, we picked up SD value and betting here after 2 opponents have called is nothing but burning money.

On the turn- u have no FE if you shove and u also get odds to outdrawn the guy, but you should have never put yourself in this spot to begin with + we are left with much less than <1ps bet left on the turn, meaning c/f sucks. Same with c/c, same with shoving. Still, as played, I would just c/f on the river.

+ please, don't post results in future hands, they are irrelevant, unless you have questions about villain's play.

Cheers! : )


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