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Pre hand info:
Deepstack tourney, I have about 16k~, villain approx 13k~, blinds 200/400. I am in HJ, villain in SB.

Villain has a wide range i estimate, A2s+ A4o+ K5+ K7o+, all other double picture cards ie KJo and a fair few suited connectors depending on position. Raising range is fairly tight for the table, 77+ ATs+ AQo+ KQs. Villain also led out on streets when he had hit, (ie had donk bet a flop after hitting top pair, had been called and then checked turn/river after 2 overcards had come).

I had been playing fairly tight, had shown down 2 hands, flopped 2 pair in the BB and a set of tens after raising pre in LP.

As i am new to this casino one player had commented on my TAG style.

Pre Flop:
folds to UTG+1 who makes it 1200 to go, folds to me in HJ and i call with AsQc, SB also calls for 1k more and BB folds.

No reads at this point, villain had been extremely loose in both his big and small blind, always defending unless there was a 3bet.

Flop:
board is Kc 7s Qh

Villain in SB checks, UTG+1 checks, i also check behind.

at this point i take out most raggy Kings and Queens, i put him on possibly 44+ (except 77/QQ/KK) AJ-A5 (except A7) K8+ (except AK & KQ), QJ & QT.

Turn:
board is Kc 7s Qh 3h

Villain bets 1200 into 4000, UTG+1 fold, i raise to 3600 he calls.

At this point i put villain on 2 hearts with one of them a 7 or a K.

River:
board is Kc 7s Qh 3h Ks

Villain goes allin for 8.2k~ into 11.2k. I dwell before calling. he shows K3 for a full house.

My thought process on the river after he moves allin was that why would he shove, he pretty much snap shoves so didnt work out the size of the pot, this led me to believe he was bluffing and trying to push me off, i put him on a missed flush draw at this point...why would he shove which for the size of betting previous is a very large bet, it looked so weak.

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I think the first mistake i made was not betting the flop, if he calls i can put him on a K and shutdown.

Second if i had bet the flop i dont have to raise the turn which has cost me more money to find out information

Third im not sure if i can get away from his shove on the river because i read it as being so weak.


3 replies

would prefer 3bet preflop but some will just call with AK/AQ there

on turn you ask a question & got your answer , only thing you are beating on the river is pretty much a bluff


rhinoneil
Joined: 16.04.2008

Yeah I think bet the flop.
As played I cant see him bluffing this river after he has called your raise on the turn. He has to put you on a King also or 77 I would think, so would check, call with a bare K.


TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

if u think UTG is loose u should 3bet him preflop ( u say that guys on table see u as tight, so i guess u dint 3 bet a lot before -> with that image i'll most def 3bet here and try to take this pot preflop or with a Cbet on flop), calling is also fine imo (thats why u have tight image )

on flop checking behind is ok (pot control, flop is dry etc) betting is ok too

turn is just a call, raise is very bad cos u r turning ur hand to bluff and u cant call a shove (with ur image u r rep KQ/ 77/33, imo and maybe QQ/KK but i dont think that u'll just call preflop with qq/kk)

on river is ugly cos u say that u have a tight image -> so if u villain sees u as tight and thinks that u have set -> when he shoves he must have sets beat, also i dont think that villain will shove Qx on river so he ether have Kx, boat, or busted draws and i dont think that he will shove too many busted draws vs you

imo when u check flop u should just call turn and call a reasonable bet on most rivers, or Vbet if is check to u depending on what will came on river

P.S. and dont post results its killing discussion