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liamof
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March 26, 2011 - 2:02 am
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This is probably pretty standard but I think I tend to spew in spots like this.

Villain is 15/0/inf over 13 hands.

I could just limp behind pre but I felt like isoing would probably be better. On the flop I didnt feel like it was a great flop for a cbet but I'm pretty sure I'm best here and didnt want to give a free card. Im not sure if that's the correct reasoning or if I should be playing my whole isoing range the same way here. Once he raises I feel it's push or fold, calling and then folding to a turn shove seems pretty bad with the stacks. Sometimes he might be just playing back at me but I think I rarely check it down if I call here. I've seen people do this with underpairs on flops like this before but there aren't many he can have here.

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Poker Stars $2.00+$0.20 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t15/t30 Blinds – 9 players

TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter

Niklev89 (CO): t1555 51.83 BBs
The Duke 391 (BTN): t1400 46.67 BBs
Atnyar (SB): t1405 46.83 BBs
jrvicentin (BB): t1780 59.33 BBs
dao_de555 (UTG): t1440 48 BBs
JENKO 7 (UTG+1): t2708 90.27 BBs
R.Loginov (UTG+2): t1460 48.67 BBs
Hero (MP1): t1520 50.67 BBs
smunchkin27 (MP2): t1470 49 BBs

Pre Flop: (t45) Hero is MP1 with 9 of spades 9 of diamonds
1 fold, JENKO 7 calls t30, 1 fold, Hero raises to t150, 1 fold, Niklev89 calls t150, 4 folds

Flop: (t375) 6 of diamonds 2 of spades 7 of hearts (2 players)
Hero bets t210, Niklev89 raises to t520, Hero folds

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March 26, 2011 - 2:46 am
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i think I find a fold here…I think the question you have to ask here, is what can you beat?  with this dry of a flop, I don't see him raising you this big without a hand.  You are going to get a lot of different play in these stakes with players that spaz out with worse that may of flatted in position with a/k,a/q,a/j, etc, but most of the times I see them having 10s, JJ, and even QQ, not to metion they possibly could of hit their set, but if they are at all a thinkiing player they are probably calling your c bet on a rb flop to hopefully get more value on the turn.  I think he has an overpair which beats your 9s so I lay it down.  Lot of play left.

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March 26, 2011 - 4:38 am
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I disagree. I am getting it in here. This is a $2 tourney where there is a lot of spew. Guy could have any 7x hand or 6x hand and make this play. I think he has a set sometimes but I think if you are always thinking like that it is bad in these small buy-in sngs.

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This is basically readless, all I know about him is that he isn't playing every hand and he flatted my 150 raise which should tighten his range a little. I'd put him on something like: 22-JJ, A5-AQ, KQ, KJ, KT, QJ, QT, T9s, 98s, 87s, 76s, probably some more suited hands. Of those I think he raises the flop sometimes (not always) with overcards or underpairs thinking I have nothing and am just cbetting, any top pair, 2 pair, overpairs, probably the 98s combo draw but not always, and sometimes sets (randoms so often slowplay sets in my experience). Putting that into pokerstove:

Board: 6d 2s 7h

Hand 0: 65.994%   65.52% 00.48%        428094     3114.00   { 99 }

Hand 1: 34.006%   33.53% 00.48%        219078     3114.00   { JJ-55, AQs-AJs, A7s-A6s, KQs, 98s, 87s, 76s, AQo-AJo, A7o-A6o, KQo }

I imagine he folds the underpair and overcard hands to a jam some of the time but I think I mostly get called and by the looks of it I'm clearly ahead.

Even tightening up his calling range a bit:

Board: 6d 2s 7h

Hand 0: 57.157%   56.33% 00.83%        210780     3114.00   { 99 }

Hand 1: 42.843%   42.01% 00.83%        157212     3114.00   { JJ-66, AQs, A7s-A6s, 98s, 87s, 76s, AQo, A7o }

With the money in the pot this doesn't even seem close. I know I made a lot of a assumptions. Hand reading at these stakes is pretty hard.

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