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how much dead money makes a flush draw over straight worth it?
#Game No : 8746022207
***** Hand History for Game 8746022207 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $6 USD Buy-in Trny: 49232955 Level: 3 Blinds(50/100) - Sunday, December 27, 16:10:45 EST 2009
Table $2K Gtd Regular (1819895) Table #27 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 10: Goldhamster6 ( 2,180 )
Seat 1: KJprof ( 3,790 )
Seat 3: NSValleyMan ( 8,715 )
Seat 8: HERO ( 1,830 )
Seat 2: ganagy ( 3,340 )
Seat 5: kegel08 ( 2,640 )
Seat 4: linda6365 ( 3,060 )
Seat 6: mariomitica ( 1,340 )
Seat 7: pokeface1983 ( 4,515 )
Seat 9: ubulka77 ( 2,960 )
Trny: 49232955 Level: 3
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ 3s 2s ]
ubulka77 calls [100]
Goldhamster6 folds
KJprof calls [100]
ganagy folds
NSValleyMan calls [100]
linda6365 calls [100]
kegel08 folds
mariomitica calls [100]
pokeface1983 calls [50]
HERO checks
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8s, Td, Js ]
pokeface1983 checks
HERO checks
ubulka77 checks
KJprof checks
NSValleyMan checks
linda6365 bets [400]
mariomitica calls [400]
pokeface1983 calls [400]
Your time bank will be activated in 6 secs. If you do not want it to be used, please act now.
HERO will be using his time bank for this hand.
HERO is all-In [1,730]
ubulka77 folds
KJprof folds
NSValleyMan folds
linda6365 folds
mariomitica is all-In [840]
pokeface1983 calls [1,330]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 2d ]
** Dealing River ** [ Tc ]
pokeface1983 shows [ Jc, Qs ]two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
HERO shows [ 3s, 2s ]two pairs, Tens and Twos.
mariomitica shows [ 6c, 9d ]a pair of Tens.
pokeface1983 wins 980 chips from the side pot 1 with two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
pokeface1983 wins 4,820 chips from the main pot with two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
Player mariomitica finished in 432.
Player HERO finished in 431.
***** Hand History for Game 8746022207 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $6 USD Buy-in Trny: 49232955 Level: 3 Blinds(50/100) - Sunday, December 27, 16:10:45 EST 2009
Table $2K Gtd Regular (1819895) Table #27 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 10: Goldhamster6 ( 2,180 )
Seat 1: KJprof ( 3,790 )
Seat 3: NSValleyMan ( 8,715 )
Seat 8: HERO ( 1,830 )
Seat 2: ganagy ( 3,340 )
Seat 5: kegel08 ( 2,640 )
Seat 4: linda6365 ( 3,060 )
Seat 6: mariomitica ( 1,340 )
Seat 7: pokeface1983 ( 4,515 )
Seat 9: ubulka77 ( 2,960 )
Trny: 49232955 Level: 3
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ 3s 2s ]
ubulka77 calls [100]
Goldhamster6 folds
KJprof calls [100]
ganagy folds
NSValleyMan calls [100]
linda6365 calls [100]
kegel08 folds
mariomitica calls [100]
pokeface1983 calls [50]
HERO checks
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8s, Td, Js ]
pokeface1983 checks
HERO checks
ubulka77 checks
KJprof checks
NSValleyMan checks
linda6365 bets [400]
mariomitica calls [400]
pokeface1983 calls [400]
Your time bank will be activated in 6 secs. If you do not want it to be used, please act now.
HERO will be using his time bank for this hand.
HERO is all-In [1,730]
ubulka77 folds
KJprof folds
NSValleyMan folds
linda6365 folds
mariomitica is all-In [840]
pokeface1983 calls [1,330]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 2d ]
** Dealing River ** [ Tc ]
pokeface1983 shows [ Jc, Qs ]two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
HERO shows [ 3s, 2s ]two pairs, Tens and Twos.
mariomitica shows [ 6c, 9d ]a pair of Tens.
pokeface1983 wins 980 chips from the side pot 1 with two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
pokeface1983 wins 4,820 chips from the main pot with two pairs, Jacks and Tens.
Player mariomitica finished in 432.
Player HERO finished in 431.
Comments
IE - do i want to rep a certain hand, what do i do if there is a raise/limp etc, what are the rest of the players doing at the table, how to they perceive me, have i just played a hand well, am I calling/raising/folding too much.
All this has to go into your thought process before you do something like this. To open shove with the lowest flush draw makes no sense on that board after 3 people have already started action before you.
+1 to the tee!:)
this isn't a regular play for me yet. but i know i can get one guy to fold and im hoping both but likely will get top pair to call. with all the extra money im think there a point where its worth it. as for as odds to call.....its fold or shove at this point i believe.
Ok I think you are confusing some concepts. You are correct in the assumption that you may get 1 to fold and top pair will call but only have the lowest flush draw to shove with is very bad poker. I mean what happens if you do get called and villian has 1 spade and the board runs spades, you lose still.
In a tournament it is about maximizing your ability to profit from others mistakes. Here you are playing 23 suited OOP for your entire tournament life. I don't see how this can be profitable and for the most part in tournaments if you are doing volumes you want to make sure you are consistently making profitable plays.
boy you are sooooooooooooooooooo wrong there, higher flush draws will not fold in a million years and with all that limping it is very likely their is one out there, but keep at it trying to improve your game darb, nothing wrong with asking:)
6,273,783 games 14.289 secs 439,063 games/sec
Board: Ts Js 8d
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 33.119% 32.65% 00.47% 2048253 29677.50 { 3s2s }
Hand 1: 47.797% 46.29% 01.51% 2903933 95025.33 { J2s+, J2o+ }
Hand 2: 19.084% 17.56% 01.52% 1101913 95519.00 { random }
Hopefully those numbers give you a little help. Phil is right, we will always help and answer questions but sometimes the easiest answer is folding when playing certain hands.
uhhhh.. i regularly throw down flush draws to overbet pots from pairs....don't you?
all this says is i need 2 to 1 i think and im better if the random folds
im guessing there an amount that makes it worth it, i need to go back to my pot odds basics.
thx all
I think that is the point of this discussion. If you had gotten there on the river the post would have been "you got lucky" and a number of reasons would have been listed:
1. No one else had a higher flush draw
2. Guy stacked off with 1 pair and got out drawn
Now since you missed, the concern voiced in the discussion is:
1. Pushing 23suited for value
2. Evaluating pot odds with a hand that has no real value unless you flop 332 or A45
3. Playing these two hole cards over a large sample size will get you into trouble.
+1
Please stop talking about pot odds when talking about finite tournament life.
Stacking off with a 3 high flush draw is terrible here.
Didnt read the rest of the thread.
Probably not going to.
if i stopped i would never learn about things like finite tournament life, thx for that.....
so if you have the odds you might not push (nothing to do with this hand)?
i 'am not' playing suited connectors oop, i checked from the big blind and shoved the flop, position is irrelevant i think........but the rest i don't argue with.....
I dont want this thread to go all tournament theory, but thats correct.
My tournament life is more important than me putting my money in 3 ways with a 30%er, regardless of the odds.
I also think you have much less than originally posted in BMZ's stove because hand 2 is definately not random. But back on topic.
no, philli expresses " 8==) " to me iirc.
HA! I think(that is good right Kristy???, now I have to learn this number language sigh)
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8s, Td, Js ]
pokeface1983 checks
HERO checks
ubulka77 checks
KJprof checks
NSValleyMan checks
linda6365 bets [400]
mariomitica calls [400]
pokeface1983 calls [400]
That seems like you are playing suited connectors OOP? being the BB you are out of position unless you are heads up with SB? I also hope you are talking about position in being important in the revelance of your hand being a flush draw.
I mean in general terms "position" is your most powerful weapon, especially in a tournament.
Keep posting and we will keep assisting you when you want. (I know I still need it 95% of the time)
For sure when you go all-in, you're gonna get some callers where 9x hi will already be beating you. And there is a possibility that the better or one of the 2 callers has a larger flush draw.
The one thing you got going though is you'll be getting a very nice price by getting all their chips in if your flush draw is LIVE!
this was my actual question. and it turns out i created that situation against his top pair