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Opp is aggressive, very similar to me, and adjusting, seems to be playing hu very well. I don't check back a lot of flop but he knows i'm mixing up my play
Turn suggests a queen, that tried to c/r the flop i think... maybe a nine maybe air
Poker Stars, $7.34 + $0.66 NL Hold'em Tournament, 3,500/7,000 Blinds, 700 Ante, 2 Players
BB: 166,612
JodaB. (BTN): 103,388
Pre-Flop: (11,900) 7 9 dealt to JodaB. (BTN)
JodaB. raises to 14,000, BB calls 7,000
Flop: (29,400) Q 9 8 (2 Players)
BB checks, JodaB. checks
Turn: (29,400) 9 (2 Players)
BB bets 14,000, JodaB. calls 14,000
River: (57,400) J (2 Players)
BB bets 28,000, JodaB :mad:
Turn suggests a queen, that tried to c/r the flop i think... maybe a nine maybe air
Poker Stars, $7.34 + $0.66 NL Hold'em Tournament, 3,500/7,000 Blinds, 700 Ante, 2 Players
BB: 166,612
JodaB. (BTN): 103,388
Pre-Flop: (11,900) 7 9 dealt to JodaB. (BTN)
JodaB. raises to 14,000, BB calls 7,000
Flop: (29,400) Q 9 8 (2 Players)
BB checks, JodaB. checks
Turn: (29,400) 9 (2 Players)
BB bets 14,000, JodaB. calls 14,000
River: (57,400) J (2 Players)
BB bets 28,000, JodaB :mad:
Comments
its a consideration but I checked for pot control knowing that a qx hand is drawing pretty slim and he'll have a hard time getting away from two pair\
If he has a 8 or 9, I don't think there's any way he checks that flop The only check I can imagine is a queen looking for you to bet into him. My first instinct is an air bet on the turn but either way there's no way a 9 comes to mind and I want that pot now.
EDIT: I'm also not sure why you don't bet the flop there.
But maybe that's why I'm a bad player.
So agreed as played. My play is to not see a river without control of that pot hence raise turn.
If he spiked his straight with that river, tip your cap.
I'm fairly certain that raising the turn loses value vs his range.
And he def check raises qx here a lot. So I check because I don't want to fold when I can take a free card.
but your right he doesn't ever really have 9x
really he has qto here or air (which oddly i guess could be tx hand)
And with a bet on the flop I would be happy taking it there with middle pair, or ecstatic on the turn with his flop flat with AQ. If you bet 14k at that flop and he c/r's you what is your play?
In order to make profit in dollars I have to get him to call with worse or fold better and i don't think he does
what he will do though is call with better (im spewing chip to him). or sometimes even checkraise with worse hands...in which case I can't call and have to fold...making a mistake folding a better hand and so giving him a piece of the actual prize money
Thats fairly correctish i think ???
also: 'Modernism, the idealistic search for truth, gave way in the latter half of the 20th century to a realization of its unattainability.'
But again it's just me, I don't and don't like playing strictly by the book.
but vs as stronger player and with this game flow a different way to say it is by betting the flop we can gain actually chips but we lose real money
I think you're confusing good with bad.