July 8, 2012
I am just back from a 50 EUR (~65 USD) Live tournament. Starting stack is 50K (and 15K dealer’s chips most players take it) and blinds: 50/100, 100/200, 150/300, 200/400 – 20 minutes each. So we are the 4th level. My image is tight, however I lost a big pot (Opponent had quads) and won a smaller one, I did not show down any hand yet.
My hand is K9s, I have about 55K stack and the table is 6 handed at the moment, I am one off the Button. First two players limp in (as they both do in every 2nd hand in average) and I raise to 2K, Button and the Blinds fold and both limpers call.
Pot is 6600, flop: 964r, they both check and I bet 3500, first player calls, the othe one folds. I think at this point that the majority of time (probably almost always) I have the best hand with top pair and almost top kicker.
Pot is 13600, turn: Q (no flush draw), Villain checks, I bet 7000 and he calls. I though the Q did not change much, he could have Q9 but that is only a small portion of his range.
Pot is 27600, river: 2 and Villain insta bets 20K (4 pieces of 5K chips) and now it is my turn… Pot is 47600 and I have about 42K left. Villain is a kind of player, who likes to see lots of flops, likes to call postflop as well and did some funcy bluffs already OTR when he had position. I thought the 2 OTR did not change anything and his action did not make much sense to me. So after about two minutes I called but would be interested in your opinion.
June 2, 2012
First of all I don't really like raising pre in this spot to isolate the limpers because 1) They more than likely aren't folding and 2) I'd say they limp/call KQ-K10 which have us crushed. I don't hate it I guess but as played I fold river as I don't think he's ever betting this big as a bluff. It's def possible but very unlikely. Depends on read you have on villain as well. Don't hate checking behind on turn for pot control and then if he checks river we can value bet as we shouldn't be getting 3 streets with worse on that board.
October 6, 2010
as played i would definitely check back turn. that way you can just about call any river for the same price of your turn bet, and you cant be bluffed and you get info on villain's hand.
if you are only going to fire 2 streets then flop and river is much better than flop and turn on dry boards such as this
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