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Marg0z
Joined: 10.04.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Everest
SB ($152)
Hero ($214)
UTG ($142)
UTG+1 ($277)
CO ($321)
BTN ($48.50)

Dealt to Hero K♠K♣

UTG raises to $3.50, fold, fold, fold, SB calls $3, Hero raises to $16.50, UTG calls $13, SB calls $13,

FLOP ($49.50) 8♦2♠Q♣

check, Hero bets $27, UTG raises to $62, SB folds, Hero folds,

UTG wins $100

Guy: 18/16 wts:30 af: 1.4 after 100 hands


5 replies

standard would be fold, but why the hell should player raise on dry board with set, but I don´t really see also any other hands than bluffs that he decide to raise there.
Since pot is so huge I think I´d likely still call him down, although fold is also ok.


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

Hm without reads I'd say b/f is fine. He is not gaonna bluff vs 2 on that board and he is probably not raising AQ or JJ, the rest beats us. nh!

Best regards,
TribunCaesar


hello guys, i am playing NL50 but i am thinking of moving to NL100. can u please explain why exactly folding is the best option here?

because we are 150bb deep and dont wanna risk so much with overpair, because of the low af of villain ... can u give some ranges and math explanation. thx


Originally posted by silent21
hello guys, i am playing NL50 but i am thinking of moving to NL100. can u please explain why exactly folding is the best option here?

because we are 150bb deep and dont wanna risk so much with overpair, because of the low af of villain ... can u give some ranges and math explanation. thx

since I don´t expect him to raise worse hands than aces there.
so if he raises he should have set or AA there a lot of times, which makes it b/f on the flop


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

yep, since his AF is rather small and it wouldn't make too much sense to raise a Q anyway I also expect him to just raise better hands then KK. He would rather call everything worse. Furthermore: He is raising vs 2 opponents which makes his raise even stronger.

Best regards,
TribunCaesar