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[Closed] Nl 100 Fr: Kk

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Michailewic
Joined: 28.04.2008
Oldschool Grinder

Full Tilt Poker, $0.50/1 Hold'em Cash Games, 9 Players
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Board:
rollsucker (MP1): $100
Ortica (MP2): $108
HERO (MP3): $97.50
davenigma (CO): $155.05
Scuba1127 (Button): $192.55
rabscott (SB): $133.05
Th0mmy01 (BB): $114.65
baredardero (UTG): $393.20
DonkeyKongCall (UTG+1): $155.80

Dealt to HERO K♠ K♦

Pre-flop:
baredardero raises to $2, (3 folds), HERO raises to $6.50, (3 folds), baredardero calls $4.50

Flop: ($14.50) 3♦ T♦ 5♦ (3 Players)
baredardero checks, HERO bets $10, baredardero calls $10

Turn: ($34.50) 6♥ (3 Players)
baredardero checks, HERO bets $26, baredardero calls $26

River: ($86.50) T♥ (3 Players)
baredardero bets $86.50, HERO calls $55 and is all-in, baredardero returns $31.50

Raise more preflop? Bet sizes? Other line here?


4 replies

PF is good, on the flop though its a wet board why not raise alittle bigger to keep your lines balanced. I would check behind on the turn what kind of a hand could he call you with here.. a set, maybe a made flush or a flush draw most of the time worse than yours. On the river I might find a fold here, he is representing a monster either a boat a set or a flush..unless you have reads on him saying otherwise.


Seems like a set up to me.


cindy1985
Joined: 13.11.2007
Elite Grinder

I reraise more PF when facing a minraise, treating it like a normal raise actually, don't want him to catch his set cheaply.

Without history, I CB, check behind the turn, and probably call a reasonable bet on the river.


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007
Elite Grinder

Originally posted by cindy1985
I reraise more PF when facing a minraise, treating it like a normal raise actually, don't want him to catch his set cheaply.

Without history, I CB, check behind the turn, and probably call a reasonable bet on the river.

That would be my line as well. Although the turn is close between betting and checking.


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