[Closed] Nl10 Tpsk

Well given that it's a multiway pot, I'm not sure BU would bluff against 2 opponents on a dry board. Even if your read was correct, you're only realistically beating a T, but would a T pot/value bet the river? Any other Q beats you (except Q3 too of course). So, I wouldn't call the river pot bet here...it seems that you overplayed this hand. If you think your opponents might make a move on the river, you can consider making a blockbet and hope he calls down with a worse hand, even though there aren't many.

I was beating a bluff which I expect to see 90% of the time here given the standard of play on this particular site.

Its true I wasnt beating any made hand but that aside, I'm really interested to hear opinion on villains play. Flatting top 2 on wet flop/turn, I mean he's losing value on flop/turn vs draws and weaker made hands and who knows if he'd pay off the river if he got sucked out. That aside it did work out pretty well for him so was his line good or bad?

Originally posted by rickydaprince
Even if your read was correct, you're only realistically beating a T, but would a T pot/value bet the river? .

Oh yes, yes yes yes they would. They would also valuebet any pocketpair, 5 and I've seen them do it with ace king high.

Though I've been having troubles adjusting my play on other sites, because value tends to run at me screaming and there, I like, have to work at it... ♠_frown:

Hi,

I never played on pkr, so by default i'd just start check/folding from the turn onward since when you get called by 3 players in a limped pot usually your TPNK is in trouble. Even if you really think they'll call again with Tx and all kinds of draws it's still somewhat marginal in my opinion being out of position and all, a lot of river cards are gonna be ugly and you can't be psyched about check/calling a blank river either.

As for the villain's play well, overcalling top two pairs on such a drawy board is atrocious, but that was to be expected according to what you say about the play on this poker site, so you wouldn't be surprised.

On a more general note, to me a field of very bad players means you can cut down on those marginal situations where you're guessing for a ton of money, and you'll still find a shitload of people to call you down when you have a better hand, so unless you're a variance junky i'd suggest tightening up a bit to improve your overall results.

Hope it helps.