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B0st0n

Joined: 31.03.2010

Posts: 120

03.05.2010, 16:01 0

Everest Poker, $15/30 No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 9 Players
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Board:
j4ckface (SB): $1,670
Nacho120 (BB): $2,885
germain499 (UTG): $1,500
felisuco (UTG+1): $280
Bostonko (MP1): $1,495
Jiro88 (MP2): $1,425
exparlantes (MP4): $1,315
kirikinin (CO): $1,470
jeronimo38 (Button): $2,960

Dealt to Bostonko J♥ J♣

Pre-flop:
(2 folds), Bostonko raises to $100, (5 folds), Nacho120 calls $70

Flop: ($215) 6♣ 4♦ 5♣ (2 Players)
Nacho120 bets $215, HERO??

I don t like the potsized bet from him, had no reads that could help me, is folding OK here, or should I go broke here?

"The only people who never fail are those who never try."

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_Anonymous_

03.05.2010, 21:35 0

Yep i'm happy going broke with an over pair here, occasionally you run into retarded sh1t like 37 or 78 but you'll also find LOTS of people stacking off here with crap like A6. Also 77 - TT will also stack off here and you have them crushed.
While i don't like generalisations, I find pot-size bets are fairly often not good hands... donks have an absolute OBSESSION with slowplaying, so seeing one jam it in here often makes me think we are good with our overpair.

_Anonymous_

04.05.2010, 01:21 0

go broke on this flop.

hes probably not folding, but that doesnt mean he has a better hand.

he can have hands like A7,A6,77-TT and think he has the nuts. you obviously beat a lot of hands that he could be betting. so you should definitely raise and get the money in.