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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Poker Stars $0.50+$0.05 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t60/t120 Blinds + t12 - 9 players - View hand 3036750
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BTN: t4272 M = 14.83
SB: t7875 M = 27.34
BB: t2196 M = 7.62
UTG: t2932 M = 10.18
UTG+1: t4311 M = 14.97
UTG+2: t17321 M = 60.14
Hero (MP1): t4054 M = 14.08
MP2: t3482 M = 12.09
CO: t6280 M = 21.81

Pre Flop: (t288) Hero is MP1 with T :heart: T :diamond:
3 folds, Hero raises to t360, 3 folds, SB calls t300, 1 fold

Flop: (t948) 2 :heart: 6 :heart: Q :diamond: (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

Turn: (t948) 6 :club: (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t360, SB folds

Final Pot: t948
Hero mucks T :heart: T :diamond:
Hero wins t948

Hello,

what do you think about this hand?

On the flop I checked back to keep the pot small.
What do you think about c-betting here?
On such a flop with one overcard I like it to check-back in order to keep the pot small just in case we are behind.

After he checked a second time I bet and took the pot.

Best regards
Dominik


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Mayb3n0T
Joined: 03.01.2017

I would cbet here, 1/2 pot i think that is enough because he probably misses this flop and you don't want to give a free card and there are a some that it's gonna devalue your hand.

Cumps ;)


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

standard spot where both options are fairly close
1. The higher the middle card, the better it is for you to bet
Q9X > Q6X: Opponent will have more midpairs you can value bet against -> Your equity lead is larger on Q9X

2. How often does your opponent raise? And when he raises, does he do it with thin value raises (QX)?
If he raises with a polarized range of draws or 2p+, then you can very comfortably bet/call here. If he is raising a ton of QX, it would be really difficult for you to bet/call TT.

3. How wide is he calling?
If he is often calling random crap, then you should bet often for thin value and protection

4. How often is he bluffing the Turn?
If he has the tendency to lead, you should check Flop and call T, and call most blank rivers

A quick tip would be to bet some of the time vs a strong player, and usually check vs fishy players as they tend to bluff turn too often, and also thin value raise flop a lot.


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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Originally posted by mbml
standard spot where both options are fairly close
1. The higher the middle card, the better it is for you to bet
Q9X > Q6X: Opponent will have more midpairs you can value bet against -> Your equity lead is larger on Q9X

2. How often does your opponent raise? And when he raises, does he do it with thin value raises (QX)?
If he raises with a polarized range of draws or 2p+, then you can very comfortably bet/call here. If he is raising a ton of QX, it would be really difficult for you to bet/call TT.

3. How wide is he calling?
If he is often calling random crap, then you should bet often for thin value and protection

4. How often is he bluffing the Turn?
If he has the tendency to lead, you should check Flop and call T, and call most blank rivers

A quick tip would be to bet some of the time vs a strong player, and usually check vs fishy players as they tend to bluff turn too often, and also thin value raise flop a lot.

Hej

thanks for your help.

Could you tell me what do you exactly mean in the first point?

Best regards
Dominik


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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Originally posted by Dominik12345

Originally posted by mbml
standard spot where both options are fairly close
1. The higher the middle card, the better it is for you to bet
Q9X > Q6X: Opponent will have more midpairs you can value bet against -> Your equity lead is larger on Q9X

2. How often does your opponent raise? And when he raises, does he do it with thin value raises (QX)?
If he raises with a polarized range of draws or 2p+, then you can very comfortably bet/call here. If he is raising a ton of QX, it would be really difficult for you to bet/call TT.

3. How wide is he calling?
If he is often calling random crap, then you should bet often for thin value and protection

4. How often is he bluffing the Turn?
If he has the tendency to lead, you should check Flop and call T, and call most blank rivers

A quick tip would be to bet some of the time vs a strong player, and usually check vs fishy players as they tend to bluff turn too often, and also thin value raise flop a lot.

Hej

thanks for your help.

Best regards
Dominik


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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Originally posted by Dominik12345

Originally posted by mbml
standard spot where both options are fairly close
1. The higher the middle card, the better it is for you to bet
Q9X > Q6X: Opponent will have more midpairs you can value bet against -> Your equity lead is larger on Q9X

2. How often does your opponent raise? And when he raises, does he do it with thin value raises (QX)?
If he raises with a polarized range of draws or 2p+, then you can very comfortably bet/call here. If he is raising a ton of QX, it would be really difficult for you to bet/call TT.

3. How wide is he calling?
If he is often calling random crap, then you should bet often for thin value and protection

4. How often is he bluffing the Turn?
If he has the tendency to lead, you should check Flop and call T, and call most blank rivers

A quick tip would be to bet some of the time vs a strong player, and usually check vs fishy players as they tend to bluff turn too often, and also thin value raise flop a lot.

Hej

thanks for your help.

Best regards
Dominik


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