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biogas
Joined: 22.07.2010

Hand Information
PokerStars No Limit, 0.1 BB (9 handed).
Hand History converter courtesy of pokerhandreplays.com

Table Information
Seat: 1 sssr9000 ($18.51) Dealer
Seat: 2 Hero ($10.11) Small Blind
Seat: 3 podi550 ($16.26) Big Blind 24/14/1.2 over 76 hands
Seat: 4 000deathman ($10)
Seat: 5 davgro73 ($11.93)
Seat: 6 wayfarer629 ($9.31)
Seat: 7 selina66 ($4.44) 20/13 over 348 hands
Seat: 8 jasaen555 ($10)
Seat: 9 3igoryan0 ($9.55)
Dealt to Hero
T♠T♥

Preflop (Pot:0.15)
000deathman    FOLD
davgro73    FOLD
wayfarer629    FOLD
selina66    RAISE $0.3
jasaen555    FOLD
3igoryan0    FOLD
sssr9000    FOLD
Hero    RAISE $1.08 Villan looks on agrro side, so decided for 3bet as I am OOP, and hand is not very playable.
podi550    CALL $0.98 unexpected...
selina66    FOLD

Flop(Pot: $2.51)
2♥8♣4♣

Hero    BET $1.33 keeping with agrresion , dryish flop betting just over a half.
podi550    CALL $1.33

Turn(Pot: $5.17)
2♥8♣4♣J♠

Hero    CHECK
podi550    BET $4.89
Hero    FOLD looks like trouble, can't really call that size of the bet also villain is not very agrro according to stats.
podi550    RETURN $4.89
Showdown:
podi550 MUCKS

podi550  wins the pot: $10.06


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

Preflop is a matter of taste and reads. On a side note; a call might induce a call from BB. Then you are almost exclusively set-mining because you are 3-handed.

Postflop looks fine. Too wimpy to give up, and check-calling a street or two is enterprising, but difficult as hell to play right. I have no problem with betting once. What to do on turn depends on the card that comes. All uncertainty that his preflop cold-call brings make me just want to give up.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

Preflop indeed can be defended both ways.
What do you think of second small bet on turn?


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

It obviously depends on how villain then reacts with overcards and smaller pairs to the extent he has them. If he calls and checks back river, then splendid. If he folds, then all is well (we made a stop bet). If he calls and bluffs us out OTR, it is bad.

I have no idea really. His preflop coldcall has me confused.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

What is so bothering you. He will call with AK, AQ, AJs, maybe KQs, QQ-88... It is full of nut FDs and overpairs...
Now a small bet does not sound very good...


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

It is the combined risk of getting bluffed out and the risk of him not having any weak hands at all that worries me. But I am honestly confused about his range.


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