$1 / $3 Cash game hand at Niagara

Irunit4times

My bad advice is always free all you gotta do is ask. Hell sometimes you don't even have to ask and I'll give my bad advice.

Just remember doing the same thing all the time gets old so mix it up once in a while and have fun. =)

djgolfcan

What I meant by the results don't matter, is that the scenario got a good discussion going regardless of the outcome of the hand.

Bfillmaff

I don't think there's anything wrong with raising or calling... I'd certainly be mixing in both.

Probably lean towards raising given that there are two opponents and I have crap a lot there... but I'd think it's close enough to be fine either way. Maybe just adjust based on table dynamic... ie raise more when I have an image that looks like I'm out of line (never happens!) and call more when one of the two opponents seems that way.

Alex holy shit welcome back!

edit... disclaimer: I am probably the third worst player, after comp and DJ :D

Irunit4times

djgolfcan;408118 wroteWhat I meant by the results don't matter, is that the scenario got a good discussion going regardless of the outcome of the hand.

Fair enough, just using it as a fire starter then =)

Irunit4times

Bfillmaff;408120 wroteAlex holy shit welcome back!

edit... disclaimer: I am probably the third worst player, after comp and DJ :D

Thank you, glad to be back, missed a bunch of these crazy people so my hiatus has ended, that and I have let go of reasons which kept me away lol.

P.s. It takes a strong man to hold everyone up from the bottom and seeing as im the biggest, ill take the title of worst player ;)

westside8

Someone with an OESD there isn't folding to a CR, neither will a hand like KJ. This is a 1-3 game where players hate folding AFAIK. I doubt someone is peeling with a pair between 4s and 9s, I've found lower limit games player will setmine and give up pretty easily. Obviously things could've changed, but this is a spot I'm going to try to find a way to play for stacks. You accomplish that goal by CRing here.

IMO, pretty big difference if the effective stack is 300 or 400. If it's 300, a CR to 70~ will leave you a PSB on the turn with 1 caller. Where as 400 will leave you a slightly more awkward stack to jam the turn.

I don't mind flatting if you had position, but OOP I rather take the betting lead.

ReefAquarium

djgolfcan;408077 wroteEveryone is fairly deep stacked, between $300 - $400 each

Sitting in the BB with T-T - UTG+2 raises to $16 - there was a straddle to $6 - mid position calls, folds to BB who also calls, straddle folds.

Flop is Q - T - 3 rainbow - original raiser leads out for $20, mid position calls -

BB ?

I'm raising here. Your job is to get stacks in. Low limit players don't bluff enough. Lots of players playing broadway hands hit this flop.

Not raising is a huge blunder.

Mojo1312

What was the action on the turn?

tommyombomb

I think a raise to 55 to fatten up the pot. Then hope for a paired board turn or air ball and hope someone makes a big bet. If checked around on turn i jam it in. Could easily pump it 100 on turn also

BankItDrew

Irunit4times;408086 wroteI would be flatting for a few reasons. 1. the play at 1-3 will not be as good so there will be many mistakes. I would keep all crap hands in

Your logic contradicts itself from the beginning.

If the quality of play is bad, put more chips in when our equity is ahead.

In other words, if mistakes are common because our opponents are bad - give them opportunities to make those mistakes. Calling and giving a card is not inducing a mistake.

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