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Poker Stars, $4 + $0.40 NL Hold'em Tournament, 25/50 Blinds, 9 Players
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MP2: 4,100
Yodabatman (CO): 2,395
BTN: 2,830
SB: 3,459
BB: 2,810
UTG: 2,555
UTG+1: 3,180
UTG+2: 2,410
MP1: 2,760

Pre-Flop: (75) Qdiamond.gif Jdiamond.gif dealt to Yodabatman (CO)
2 folds, UTG+2 calls 50, MP1 calls 50, MP2 folds, Yodabatman raises to 275, 3 folds, UTG+2 calls 225, MP1 folds

Flop: (675) Aspadenormal.gif 3spadenormal.gif 3heartnormal.gif (2 Players)
UTG+2 checks, Yodabatman checks

Turn: (675) Aspadenormal.gif 3spadenormal.gif 3heartnormal.gif/B] K[IMG]http://www.leggopoker.com/hh/images/diamond.gif[/IMG] [B (2 Players)
UTG+2 checks, Yodabatman bets 275, UTG+2 calls 275

River: (1,225) Aspadenormal.gif 3spadenormal.gif 3heartnormal.gif Kdiamond.gif/B] 8[IMG]http://www.leggopoker.com/hh/images/diamond.gif[/IMG] [B (2 Players)
UTG+2 checks, Yodabatman bets 1,845 and is All-In, UTG+2 folds

Results: 1,225 Pot
Yodabatman showed Qdiamond.gif Jdiamond.gif and WON 1,225 (+675 NET)
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  • I bet 350-400 on the flop. I also don't show it.
  • DennisG wrote: »
    I bet 350-400 on the flop.
    ....and then.....
    DennisG wrote: »
    I also don't show it.
    oops i didnt mean to show that i showed...:-[....here though i changed the hand history, my actually cards were actually just a big middle finger for call a 3bet with air and then floating the flop.
  • darbday wrote: »
    ....and then.....

    And take it down most of the time. Otherwise shut down/reassess on the turn.
    oops i didnt mean to show that i showed...:-[....here though i changed the hand history, my actually cards were actually just a big middle finger for call a 3bet with air and then floating the flop.

    ???
  • DennisG wrote: »
    And take it down most of the time.
    but if we feel like he will float most flops which seems to be a micro stakes trend......
    DennisG wrote: »
    Otherwise shut down/reassess on the turn.
    If we get floated too much though we cannot beat a bloated pot oop position with no cars.....

    i think..



    EDIT: none of this makes sense nor is relevant...
  • darbday wrote: »
    but if we feel like he will float most flops which seems to be a micro stakes trend......

    I could be wrong here..but this is what I think..

    In this case, he limp called..my range for him would be suited connectors and small pairs, and suited shitty aces..I feel like smaller pairs are the biggest portion here

    I bet the flop to price him out of any draws, and fold any small pairs.

    When he calls our near 2/3 flop bet, we know he is seeing the river card regardless..its a four buck tourney and he either has us beat and isn't leaving or will go all the way with his draw...so we can check it down, and we have some showdown value with a high card vs his missed flush.

    At the end, if we lose we still have 30+bigs.

    As played, the turn bet is too small to scare anything away..not sure the reason for the bet.
  • DennisG wrote: »
    I could be wrong here..but this is what I think..

    In this case, he limp called..my range for him would be suited connectors and small pairs, and suited shitty aces..I feel like smaller pairs are the biggest portion here

    I bet the flop to price him out of any draws, and fold any small pairs.

    When he calls our near 2/3 flop bet, we know he is seeing the river card regardless..its a four buck tourney and he either has us beat and isn't leaving or will go all the way with his draw...so we can check it down, and we have some showdown value with a high card vs his missed flush.

    At the end, if we lose we still have 30+bigs.

    As played, the turn bet is too small to scare anything away..not sure the reason for the bet.

    villains entire preflop calling range floats the turn. only aces good kings and maybe queens really call the shove. and usually he raises the top the hands pre.... its hard for him to call a shove with enough of his range....maybe....
  • think we are thinking too much here, keep the game simple cbet/release
  • think we are thinking too much here, keep the game simple cbet/release
    these micro/mid are just full of retards who limp call pre and float the flop....cbetting with air becomes a disaster if your just gonna check fold the turn or river...but im mixing this hand with times i cbet the flop and shove and turn...but ya always over thinking...:-[
  • Personally I dont look at it as such a bad thing when someone floats me and takes it down on turn, makes them confident to do it again. But next time Ill have the hand and Ill double through that person. Gotta give a little to get a lot :D
  • Personally I dont look at it as such a bad thing when someone floats me and takes it down on turn, makes them confident to do it again. But next time Ill have the hand and Ill double through that person. Gotta give a little to get a lot :D
    lordy.....ok ok....noted....
  • same reason why Im ok with 4 betting and letting it go so easy because I know now Ill get action with big hands. Implied odds :P haha
  • yea just c-bet this flop with like 100% of your range unless you have TT-AA and villain is a fish or something then I guess you can check back for pot control/deception
  • Vekked wrote: »
    yea just c-bet this flop with like 100% of your range unless you have TT-AA and villain is a fish or something then I guess you can check back for pot control/deception
    i think the only thing we rep with a cbet is hand that will give up and fold to any calling or agression.....???

    and villain is certainly a fish with the limp call pre....
  • darbday wrote: »
    i think the only thing we rep with a cbet is hand that will give up and fold to any calling or agression.....???

    and villain is certainly a fish with the limp call pre....

    We rep a ton of ace hands as the pre-flop raiser?? How do we rep that we're giving up when we c-bet? What would we do with AK/AQ/AJ? I think you're being results oriented here, there's no way c-betting isn't profitable vs. like 100% of limp/callers on this flop.
  • Vekked wrote: »
    We rep a ton of ace hands as the pre-flop raiser?? How do we rep that we're giving up when we c-bet?.
    we don't rep AA when we c bet this flop. and many limp callers will float because it looks like your bluffing with qq or something.

    i don't think we rep giving up, but i think if our plan is to give up, we aren't winning in the long run because to many players that will limp call a squeeze, will float a flop like this....


    Vekked wrote: »
    What would we do with AK/AQ/AJ?
    we would check them to disguise them as a hand like qq then but small on the turn and hope to get re raised!




    Vekked wrote: »
    I think you're being results oriented here, there's no way c-betting isn't profitable vs. like 100% of limp/callers on this flop.
    not saying your wrong but, profitable isn't whats most important though...


    ???
  • darbday wrote: »
    we don't rep AA when we c bet this flop. and many limp callers will float because it looks like your bluffing with qq or something.

    i don't think we rep giving up, but i think if our plan is to give up, we aren't winning in the long run because to many players that will limp call a squeeze, will float a flop like this....

    you're giving random fish wayyy too much credit here darb, they don't float, they don't put you on hands (well, not logical ranges), they don't perceive you to have hands they can bluff you off later streets, they think "did I hit the flop? nah... fold" or they think "did his AK hit? yes? fold, no? min-raise or call". This flop is one that misses probably 60%+ of their range and if we half pot it they only have to fold 1/3 of the time. Even if they were floating some % of the time on these flops then I still don't think they're floating so much that it makes us not win the pot at least 33% of the time in a heads up pot.



    we would check them to disguise them as a hand like qq then but small on the turn and hope to get re raised!

    That could be what you do, but you should be bet/bet/shoving. The reason why we still be our value hands here when we expect them to fold 60%+ of the time, is that when they call they usually have a top pair which is going to still be top pair on the turn and the river, and fish hate folding top pair, so we can go for 3-streets.
    not saying your wrong but, profitable isn't whats most important though...

    Well our plays being profitable is a little bit important in this game, but I can only assume you're saying it's more important to play optimally. I think that c-betting here with 100% of your air is definitely optimal vs. nearly anyone, and the people that it might not be optimal against are going to be the best players, not the worst.
  • Vekked wrote: »
    you're giving random fish wayyy too much credit here darb, they don't float, they don't put you on hands (well, not logical ranges),
    i think that floating is all the rage at low stakes. people don't know how to fold mid pairs on boards like this...i think this is a classic spot where hero bets villain calls and here is in wtf do i do mode on the turn... and i think we get floated here accidently i guess i mean....fishy man wants to peel a turn card to see if i really have an ace, since why would i bet if i actually had an ace.....if i cbet the flop i think im announceing to a fish that i don't have an ace and can't call a raise....
    Vekked wrote: »
    The reason why we still be our value hands here when we expect them to fold 60%+ of the time, is that when they call they usually have a top pair which is going to still be top pair on the turn and the river, and fish hate folding top pair, so we can go for 3-streets.
    i think we can rep an ace better if we check the flop and bet small on the turn...well my thought is that the turn will bring few cards that help villains range...

    i dont feel its playing over their heads....when i check the flop and bet the turn like that many players write comments like 'your and idiot i fold kk (not on a king to obvs) but my point is, they feel its obvious i have ak
  • You're thinking on level 3 vs. level 1 opponents darb. You're 100% being results oriented if you think most fish peel with air to see if you really have an ace. 95% of fish just fold when they have air. Yes, some players do what you're saying, but most don't, and that shouldn't be your default play. If you realize someone is doing this (you see a showdown where they did that) then you can adjust and do delayed c-bets because they don't respect your c-bets.
  • Vekked wrote: »
    You're thinking on level 3 vs. level 1 opponents darb. You're 100% being results oriented if you think most fish peel with air to see if you really have an ace. 95% of fish just fold when they have air. Yes, some players do what you're saying, but most don't, and that shouldn't be your default play. If you realize someone is doing this (you see a showdown where they did that) then you can adjust and do delayed c-bets because they don't respect your c-bets.
    i get floated like crazy, especially from limp callers... for some reason they want to see that fourth card...
  • darbday wrote: »
    i get floated like crazy, especially from limp callers... for some reason they want to see that fourth card...


    Probably only because you remember them more...just like ace high flops when you have kings..
  • DennisG wrote: »
    Probably only because you remember them more...just like ace high flops when you have kings..
    are you kidding me.....results orientated....sheesh....:confused:

    maybe i can filterate and find out for myself....:p
  • Are you trying to merge your range early on in a 4 dollar tournament now? Shame on you =(
  • Richard~ wrote: »
    Are you trying to merge your range early on in a 4 dollar tournament now? Shame on you =(
    :-[:-X>:D ....wait...what ???
  • Technically if you play 4000 hands with villain this should allow you to make him bluff at you since you don't only check back pot controlling hands and also allow you to make thin valuebets with like JJ since he knows you're checking back hands with no showdown value :P
  • i will understand you soon
  • I agree with just c-betting. If you really think that players in the games you play will c/c 100% of their preflop calling range, consider raising smaller preflop and double barrelling more?
  • I agree with just c-betting. If you really think that players in the games you play will c/c 100% of their preflop calling range, consider raising smaller preflop and double barrelling more?
    then we get two callers and less respect, here i just think villain is more honest when we delay our continuation bet....
  • Basically the reason to isolate in the first place is to represent a bunch of flops. If you're not gonna do that you might aswell call behind pre. I think things just get more volatile if you wait for the turn. Him calling pre generally means you're getting a bit of respect
  • Richard~ wrote: »
    Basically the reason to isolate in the first place is to represent a bunch of flops. If you're not gonna do that you might aswell call behind pre. I think things just get more volatile if you wait for the turn. Him calling pre generally means you're getting a bit of respect
    This guy would not leave me alone about how i had ak.....he says because i checked the flopped I had ak...and he folded jj


    Hand History Preview



    Poker Stars, $10 + $1 NL Hold'em Tournament, 150/300 Blinds, 50 Ante, 9 Players
    LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

    MP1: 11,096
    MP2: 9,057
    CO: 4,270
    BTN: 32,170
    SB: 9,562
    BB: 25,020
    UTG: 6,248
    UTG+1: 21,487
    Yodabatman (UTG+2): 9,445

    Pre-Flop: (900) 7spadenormal.gif 7heartnormal.gif dealt to Yodabatman (UTG+2)
    2 folds, Yodabatman raises to 675, 4 folds, SB calls 525, BB folds

    Flop: (2,100) Kdiamond.gif 3spadenormal.gif Aspadenormal.gif (2 Players)
    SB checks, Yodabatman checks

    Turn: (2,100) Kdiamond.gif 3spadenormal.gif Aspadenormal.gif/B] A[IMG]http://www.leggopoker.com/hh/images/diamond.gif[/IMG] [B (2 Players)
    SB bets 600, Yodabatman calls 600

    River: (3,300) Kdiamond.gif 3spadenormal.gif Aspadenormal.gif Adiamond.gif/B] J[IMG]http://www.leggopoker.com/hh/images/spadenormal.gif[/IMG] [B (2 Players)
    SB bets 1,500, Yodabatman raises to 8,120 and is All-In, SB folds

    Results: 6,300 Pot
    Yodabatman showed 7spadenormal.gif 7heartnormal.gif and WON 6,300 (+3,525 NET)
  • Now you're just playing with fire...

    Granted, people don't play turns and river well often times but you're really being reckless bluffshoving spots where villain is repping a pretty strong hand ^^'
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