Where did I go wrong

Cerberus

Kristy_Sea;200318 wroteHere's the difference between me and most of the posters in this thread...

I actually win these things pretty regularly.

True, but I was just asking how you being willing to argue that point was somehow different from any other topic :D

Kristy

yes, I know..but I'm trying for once to keep this thread on track.

Don't worry..my patience is short lived and I'll be back to posting lolcats and put downs shortly, I'm sure.

Kristy

Kristy_Sea wroteIMO DO NOT RAISE THE FLOP GET TO THE TURN.

STR82ACE;200315 wrotewhere did i say i don't like min raise? What I said was if you're going to raise to find out information, make it more than min, or in this case push anyway. I'm saying you don't want to see a turn card here, so either make a raise that's going to matter or fold the hand on the flop.

I started out agreeing with you, but for some reason you're content on trying to find something to bash me with. You play your game, and I'll play mine.

Forgive me for agreeing with you. Will NOT happen again.

you keep sneaking in there..
In what way are you agreeing with me?

Let me simplify:

Blue ≠ Pink
Bold ≠ Underlined

philliivey

milo where is the beer and popcorn???:)

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Kristy_Sea;200278 wroteI half agree with you.

I'm not thrilled to get all my chips in here either..but your mention of 58/42 here is too specific. He didn't know what the guy had, and our advice should be conscious of that. If I was SURE it was a 58/42 I'd sprain my wrists.

I still think this is a turn decision.

thx for the comment. I realize you can't pinpoint the opp's hand but certainly you don't want to be all in here without at least being the first to shove. I just didn't elaborate, the point is what numbers do you want to have all your money in with 60/40 70/30 80/20? , and how could you possible have him on a range that gives you this. You say its a turn decision, i think that makes for a really hard turn decision no?

Kristy

no, as I said above..it is only a sorta hard turn decision when the straight completes..and most of the players at this level will let you know with timing and bet sizing..and you can make your decision then.

Against an opponent like this- I expect that we get our chips in on the turn the majority of the time, but on the turn his shove into us can include a two barrel bluff and a much less important oesd and is therefore better for us. As I said earlier, he priced himself out of overpair draws on the flop...so the worst case scenario of a draw completing is a minority (very roughly 84/16 for us)

We likely both go broke playing this particular hand, but I go broke in a much stronger position than you.

compuease

Kristy_Sea;200337 wroteWe likely both go broke playing this particular hand, but I go broke in a much stronger position than you.

I love going broke strongly....... but I'm still broke..... love ya Kristy... That's such an emphatic statement... :) Think I need a lolcat..

You coming to Belwood tomorrow?

Kristy

compuease;200353 wroteI love going broke strongly....... but I'm still broke..... love ya Kristy... That's such an emphatic statement... :) Think I need a lolcat..

You coming to Belwood tomorrow?

My Dad's birthday party is tomorrow, and even then..its a bit of a drive from Kitchener.

I love you too, but that post is ..what's a nicer way to say 'retarded'?
..oh yeah "results oriented" ;)

djgolfcan

In the $4.40 - 180 person SNG, this is an easy call when villain shoves over our min-re-raise. We have already committed about half our stack at this point and if we win the hand, we cruise to the money and are in great position to make the final table.

Yes, I am concerned about a set but that's about it but more often than not its mid pp (66-99, you can throw in A-5, A-6 in there as well). Well worth the chance in this scenario.

I would have shipped all my chips in after villains flop bet. It looks like he still calls his straight draw but atleast you got it in ahead. And I would rather have the made hand than the draw.

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