T9s – PokerStrategy

wenaaa

Joined: 07.05.2009

25.08.2009, 08:53 0

Hello
was it right to play it this way?
I thing that in cashgame it is +EV but I don't know if it is +$EV in SnG.

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Button bohillo (1470)
SB greceanii (1460)
BB PSR55656912 (1510)
UTG souzin44 (1500)
UTG+1 Hero (1480)
MP Bebeman (2940)
CO-1 RochaPT (3170)
CO 19PoKeR59 (1470)

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with 9 :diamond: T
1 fold, Hero calls 20, 1 fold, RochaPT calls 20, 2 folds, greceanii calls 10, PSR55656912 checks.

Flop (80) 4 :diamond: 8 :club: 7
greceanii bets 60, PSR55656912 calls 60, Hero raises to 320, 1 fold, greceanii raises to 1440, 1 fold, Hero calls 1120.

Turn (3080) 2 :diamond:

River (3080) 5 :spade:

Hero shows 9 T
greceanii shows 4 :heart: 7 :heart:

Hero wins 3080 with Flush (Diamonds) with Ten high

4 replies

_Anonymous_

25.08.2009, 09:53 0

I would play according to PS handout. Calling with small, middle pairs (easy to play) and also playing raised pots. Fold this preflop.

I like postflop play. 15 outs to improve your hand. Most likely i would do the same.

_Anonymous_

25.08.2009, 15:08 0

dont limp suited connectors in SnGs. especially first in from UTG.

you wont hit enough to make profit, more often than not you will be in marginal situations with middle pair or top pair weak kicker. not the kind of spots you want to be in.

LgWz

Joined: 26.05.2007

Posts: 5,970

25.08.2009, 20:56 0

It's usually only good to limp suited connectors on LP, after a few limpers, but in a very passive table it's not bad to limp them on early position. That's not the case in most tables though, I prefer to just stick with the standard fold here. Post flop is ok.

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chenny8888

Joined: 03.10.2007

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26.08.2009, 15:32 0

Hi all,

Originally posted by LgWz
It's usually only good to limp suited connectors on LP, after a few limpers, but in a very passive table it's not bad to limp them on early position. That's not the case in most tables though, I prefer to just stick with the standard fold here. Post flop is ok.

This although rather than bothering to look and see whether a table I'm playing at is passive or not, you can just autofold these hands preflop.

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