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is he bluffing?

RedRaidersTT

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May 7, 2010 - 2:24 am

Full Tilt Poker Game #20642523694: Midnight Madness! (157284348), Table 98 – 250/500 Ante 50 – No Limit Hold’em – 2:22:55 ET – 2010/05/07
Seat 1: ALLIN4U888 (4,621)
Seat 2: LtGreenLabel (22,547)
Seat 3: ZayGruder (11,847)
Seat 4: wakeupman (2,190)
Seat 5: ivey hopefull (23,980)
Seat 6: tiltmonkay (7,025)
Seat 7: CU Bluff 024 (12,492)
Seat 8: bucky2007 (19,499)
Seat 9: tookie36 (21,978)
ALLIN4U888 antes 50
LtGreenLabel antes 50
ZayGruder antes 50
wakeupman antes 50
ivey hopefull antes 50
tiltmonkay antes 50
CU Bluff 024 antes 50
bucky2007 antes 50
tookie36 antes 50
ivey hopefull posts the small blind of 250
tiltmonkay posts the big blind of 500
The button is in seat #4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to bucky2007 [9s Ah]
CU Bluff 024 folds
bucky2007 raises to 1,250
tookie36 folds
ALLIN4U888 folds
LtGreenLabel calls 1,250
ZayGruder folds
wakeupman folds
ivey hopefull folds
tiltmonkay folds
*** FLOP *** [4d Kh Qs]
bucky2007 checks
LtGreenLabel has 15 seconds left to act
LtGreenLabel checks
*** TURN *** [4d Kh Qs] [6h]
bucky2007 bets 1,850
LtGreenLabel has 15 seconds left to act
LtGreenLabel raises to 4,500
bucky2007 has 15 seconds left to act
bucky2007 folds
Uncalled bet of 2,650 returned to LtGreenLabel
LtGreenLabel mucks
LtGreenLabel wins the pot (7,400)

Hagbard Celine

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May 7, 2010 - 12:24 pm

i don’t raise weak off-suit Ax like this from EP, so i’d fold preflop.

as played, this is a perfect flop to c-bet, so bet the flop. somewhere ~1/2-2/3 pot.

as played, i think i’d give up and hope to get to showdown. i’d c/f the turn, and def fold after betting and getting raised.

really, though, watch your preflop raising ranges. in tournaments, where effective stacks are often short, your first line of defense is going to be preflop. and in these small stakes tourneys, you’re really best off keeping it tighter and straightforward in EP when so many players flat and force you to play raised pots OOP.

also, it’s not like many of these players are going to be paying attention and see that you aren’t really raising from EP and will still pay you off when you do pick up a hand.

stick to solid fundamentals, play pots with good hands or when you have position and solid reads.

HITTHEPANDA

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May 7, 2010 - 12:30 pm

On what hagbard said, in a lower type tournament it’s better to stick with hands with some decent equity if you’re opening in early position and have a table where people are prone to calling. Things like broadways, suited connectors, suited aces etc. This flop is fine to cbet as he is going to have to have a K or a Q to continue and his range consists of a lot more than that so if you get to the flop this way definitely cbet, don’t wait until the turn to do it.

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