[Closed] flush draw on the bubble

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Nahsh

Joined: 08.09.2007

Posts: 16

20.03.2009, 03:12 0

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Button Button ($4790.00)
SB ($2610.00)
BB Hero ($4780.00)
UTG ($2820.00)

Preflop: Hero is in the BB with 7♥ 9♥
1 fold, Button calls 600.00, 1 fold, Hero checks.

Flop (1500.00) Q♥ 4♥ T♣
Hero bets 750.00, Button raises to 1500.00, Hero calls 750.00.

Turn (4500.00) J♠
Hero checks, Button moves all-in for 2690.00, Hero moves all-in for 2680.00.

River (9870.00) 4♣

i didn't like my minraise call. when i want to play the draw aggressiv i should have pushed instead just calling. with the J on the turn i got some outs more so the call on the turn is probalby standard.

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_Anonymous_

20.03.2009, 13:09 0

In a different situaton,I would check/push the flop, but you are on bubble tied with chipleader, so in this particular case I would let him get the pot.

rhinoneil

Joined: 16.04.2008

Posts: 1,159

20.03.2009, 14:08 0

I like to play draws pretty aggressively myself but on the bubble you have to change your game a bit. If you are big chip leader, no problem push him around.
When you are up against the only stack that can knock you out, you should play more conservatively.
I would check this flop and call depending on his bet but I also dont mind the lead out bet.
Once he raises though you have to slow down.
As played, you cannot call the turn shove. Why would you bubble on a draw?

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