[Closed] two pair on an all spade flop (no raise preflop)

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bigdwong

Joined: 14.05.2009

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23.11.2009, 21:58 0

The Hand:

MP1: $9.83
MP2: $10.07
CO: $5.21
BTN: $10.30
Hero (SB): $4.93
BB: $5.05
UTG: $3.77
UTG+1: $9.93
UTG+2: $5.54

Pre Flop: ($0.07) Hero is SB with 2h Kh
1 fold, UTG+1 calls $0.05, 5 folds, Hero calls $0.03, BB checks

Flop: ($0.15) Ks 2s Js (3 players)
Hero bets $0.15, BB raises to $0.60, UTG+1 folds, Hero raises to $1.80, BB calls $1.20

Turn: ($3.75) 4d (2 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $3.20 all in, Hero folds

My Thoughts:
My line of thought was basically he got a free play in the BB and could of had any two, which could be of been two spades.

When he re-raised me on the flop I thought I could be against a high king or a two pair possibly, so I re-re-raised him and he called. At this point I gave up and figured he had at least a made low flush.

Comments much appreciated thanks

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_Anonymous_

25.11.2009, 13:51 0

Hi,

Make sure you're not playing too many hands from the SB, it's the worst position and completing too much can prove costly in the long run.

Postflop i likely wouldn't 3bet the flop our hand isn't that strong, i'd probably call and see what happens on a safe turn.

As played i don't quite understand why that guy wouldn't just 4bet-shove a made flush on the flop. Granted he has position so he can "slowplay it" at that point, but it's also possible for him to have the As, maybe along with a pair or something. I'd likely just shove myself to prevent a check behind from these hands, check/folding getting more than 2:1 isn't really appealing.

Hope it helps.