September 14, 2014
#Game No : 768145736
***** 888poker Hand History for Game 768145736 *****
$25/$50 Blinds No Limit Holdem – ***
Tournament #78229368 Free 10 Max (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 1: potnoodles ( $5,667 )
Seat 2: two_aces ( $5,916 )
Seat 3: GoatPig ( $4,939 )
Seat 4: london_ace ( $5,427 )
Seat 5: mashkur111 ( $5,000 )
Seat 6: Rammusek ( $5,000 )
Seat 7: n0melzzz ( $5,999 )
Seat 9: willko01000 ( $4,151 )
Seat 10: Chipscow ( $4,120 )
GoatPig posts small blind [$25]
london_ace posts big blind [$50]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to london_ace [ 2c, 2h ]
mashkur111 folds
Rammusek folds
n0melzzz raises [$150]
willko01000 folds
Chipscow folds
potnoodles folds
two_aces folds
GoatPig folds
london_ace calls [$100]
** Dealing flop ** [ 8, Q, 5 ]
london_ace checks
n0melzzz bets [$162]
london_ace calls [$162]
** Dealing turn ** [ 3 ]
london_ace checks
n0melzzz checks
** Dealing river ** [ T ]
london_ace checks
n0melzzz bets [$324]
london_ace calls [$324]
** Summary **
n0melzzz shows [ Jh, Kc ]
london_ace shows [ 2c, 2h ]
london_ace collected [ $1,297 ]
hey
reads – V has been active , raising frequently pre , has been involved in a number of pots.
When v checks back turn , their range may include Qx and maybe some pair pocket pairs. They may also be checking back flush draws or hands like AK/AJ.
Otr v may be value betting Qx or bluffing with missed draws or a hand like AJ ect. I’m not sure if they’ll value bet Tx here otr since if hero had Q in their range they would have bet it. I am also wondering do u ever turn this hand into a bluff? it’s at the bottom of our range and we may get v to fold hands like pocket pairs and maybe Tx?
thoughts?
cheers.
September 14, 2014
November 18, 2014
Just to add to the general trend here. I found myself losing too many chips by doing exactly what I think you did here:
- Call to setmine
- Change your mind on the flop and deciding you still have the best hand.
In the end I started being really strict about it, planning beforehand and following through. Thus, if I’m calling with 44 to set mine and I don’t hit, I’ll fold, even if I probably have the best hand after the flop. The reason I’ve started followed that approach is that I tended to go from analytic to stubborn really quick. So if the flop was a safe 669 I would float one, but then when a Q comes I would go into stubborn mode and keep calling hoping the guy hadn’t hit.
In the end that forces me to make the decission before hand. I.e. I have 88, I’ll call and reevaluate on the flop depending on texture but I make the decission before the flop so I know if I’m setmining or flat calling with a good hand (or both) but not going from one to the other after seeing the flop.
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