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I am going to post a few hands in a few threads but in a different way. I want to look at it from the point of view of the opponent, therefore the opponent is the Hero and I am the villan (the hand history reflects this, I have changed the hands and hidden mine but show the now hero's hand). I want to analyze what my line, the villan, looks like and if I am repping what I want.
Merge Network Tuesday Evening 109 – $20,000 Guaranteed No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t/t120.00 Blinds – 8 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter
Hero (MP2): t4640.00 38.67 BBs
CO: t6573.00 54.77 BBs
BTN: t5520.00 46 BBs
Dead small
BB: t4100.00 34.17 BBs
UTG: t5105.00 42.54 BBs <——Actually me
UTG+1: t5015.00 41.79 BBs
UTG+2: t3581.00 29.84 BBs
MP1: t4862.00 40.52 BBs
Pre Flop: (t120) Hero is MP2 with Q
A
Hero raises to t300.00, 3 folds, MP2 raises to t480.00, 3 folds, Hero calls t180
Flop: (t1080) Q
A 8 (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets t600.00, UTG raises to t1655.00, Hero calls t1055
Turn: (t4390) 9
(2 players)
UTG bets t2970 all in, Hero……..
July 3, 2010
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If I'm holding AQo it looks to me like you have the naked Kh or something like KKh or AKh – you're just applying way too much pressure for a flopped flush unless it's a baby one that doesn't want a 4th heart coming.
Since I know you raised UTG I'm tending to rule out small suited connectors anyway and I am looking you up almost 100% of the time here.
October 6, 2010
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meh if someone flops a flush i usually just pay him off
you dont have KK cause you wouldnt flat a min 3bet especially 5 handed
made flushes (both babies and KJhh K10hh J10hh 910hh etc., AKh KhQ JhQ 88 JhJ Jh10 J10h, 1 combo of QQ if you didnt 4bet it.
Against your flop check-raising range, AQo has 44.2% equity meaning he can profitably call flop and then turn. The check-raising range I have is KTs, KJs, JTs, T9s for a flush, 88 for a set, AQ for 2 pair, AJo with the J of hearts and Kh-Broadway for a semi bluff. I really don't expect you to show up with a hand outside of this range.
A few things to note in this hand:
MP2 has click 3b you with AQo. This is an instant note-take to help you hand read this opponent in the future
You have a capped range by not 4-betting the villian.
The pot odds offered on flatting the 3b are approximately 15%. When you flat out of position the hand will become very difficult to play so you need to have a plan of what you are going to do on different kind of boards. If you cannot construct a profitable plan for playing OoP then perhaps folding is the best option.
Once MP2 calls the flop bet I don't believe he ever folds a hand in his range on this particular turn
4
. He took a LONG time to call the flop bet, time banked, whole nine yards, so I felt pressure would get him to fold, but I was way wrong. He snap called my shove……I got lucky and was saved by the river.
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