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[Closed] JTo freeplay $11 + $1

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Hlynkinn
Joined: 14.06.2008

No Limit Holdem Tournament
$11 + $1 Sit & Go (Turbo)
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG SebastiansStyle (1500)
UTG+1 Gsx-R-599 (1500)
CO NicKKKAA (1410)
BTN SeniorGarza (1620)
SB dugifresh9 (1470)
BB Hero (1500)

Blinds: 15/30

Pre-flop: (45, 6 players) Hero is BB T♣ J♥
3 folds, SeniorGarza calls 30, dugifresh9 calls 15, Hero checks

Flop: J♦ 2♠ T♠ (90, 3 players)
dugifresh9 checks, Hero bets 90, SeniorGarza folds, dugifresh9 raises to 210, Hero raises to 660, dugifresh9 says "right...", dugifresh9 folds

Final Pot: 510

Hero wins 510 ( lost -180 )
SeniorGarza lost -30
dugifresh9 lost -240

solid?


4 replies

Bet 3/4 instead full pot, you want him to call with ie. resonable jack. Then you could consider allin instead standard reraise to act like a steal, especialy if he is fishy player.


Hlynkinn
Joined: 14.06.2008

Full pot is standard in a freeplay on such a draw heavy board... Betting 60 is just allowing my opponents to hit their straight/flush and getting the right odds while doing it...

For the push instead of a normal raise... not sure... lets see what chenny has to say about this


Originally posted by Hlynkinn
Full pot is standard in a freeplay on such a draw heavy board... Betting 60 is just allowing my opponents to hit their straight/flush and getting the right odds while doing it...

For the push instead of a normal raise... not sure... lets see what chenny has to say about this

3/4 bet DOEST NOT give him proper odds to call with a draw, if he is going to call 3/4, he will call potsized one too, so you are risking more to accomplish the same.


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Preflop looks good..

About the flop, you're right Puciek, neither bet size gives our opponents the right odds to call for a straight or a flush (except a straight and a flushdraw, which they get the right odds with a potsize bet anyway). HOWEVER, we want to protect with our 2pair type hand, and we want to maximise the mistake our opponents make. So by betting full potsize, we force our opponents that call with just a flushdraw to make even bigger of a mistake.

Once dugifresh9 raises, I also make this raise. We can shove all-in though and make it look like a draw... so I think both options are OK. Note that if he then calls us, we have to go broke on any turn.