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[Closed] 1/2 FR, SB vs. BB

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frzl
Joined: 25.04.2006

i hold Q :heart:7 :diamond: in the sb... everyone folds, i raise to steal the bb (don�t remember his stats but he was very aggressive). he 3 bets, i call.

flop:
Q :diamond:T :club:4 :spade:

i hit top pair and go for a check raise, he 3 bets and i decide to call him down (correct ?).

turn:
6 :heart:

i check, he checks ???

river:
2 :spade:

whats the right play ? i was pretty sure he�s got a ten; so i bet the river and he raised again ???
he showed me T2 for a rivered two pair...

so what whould be the best line for this hand ?


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I like your line. Maybe you can fold the river after the raise (I nearly alway call this bc i can't fold it ^^)
Do you have stats from him? (AF or AF on river)


Everything fine i would do the same. Just bad luck on the river. But i wouldn't fold to a raise on the river.


frzl
Joined: 25.04.2006

Originally posted by ciRith
Do you have stats from him? (AF or AF on river)

no i don�t
i started to play with pokertracker only a view days ago and right now i only use it to improve my preflop play. at the moment i think i�m not familiar with this loads of information ^^

the only thing i know is that he was very loose-aggressive because i watched him in a couple of hands...

so thx for your answers :)


Perhaps this could help: PokerAce Guide

The translation of the PokerTracker Guide should be finished soon.

Best regards,
Stefan


Korn
Joined: 14.01.2005

You played the hand well. However, your line is only good if the is a very frequent and aggressive bluffer.

An alternative line would be to cap the flop and lead the turn. You would do that if he is prone to check behind on the turn either for a free card or for a cheap showdown or if he is prone to check behind on the river for a free showdown.

This is quite common. Thus my default here is to cap the flop and bet the turn.

In general one can say the following: you should play your made hands more aggressively out of position than in position.


Yap korn is absolutly right.

Even not very aggressive players will start to 3bet/raise the flop in position to take a freecard on the turn.

Especially when you say you are sure you have the best hand at the moment put pressure on to your opponent especially out of position, like Korn said.

Best regards,
Stefan


frzl
Joined: 25.04.2006

i think i will post all my future hands in the english board... at the german board the feedback is good but here its just great ^^ (atm ;))

i have to admit that i didn�t think about a freecard play because he was SO aggressive all the time.