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Post flop cash table

  • 02-08-2006 2:07am
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 365 ✭✭


    Howye,

    Still struggling on the cash tables; playing steady enough or so I think but always losing big on big hole cards. This is a hand from tonight:

    Holdem No Limit - $1 BB

    Button ($70)
    SB ($121.06)
    BB ($99.13)
    UTG ($29.50)
    UTG+1 ($60.29)
    UTG+2 ($69.50) [Hero]
    MP+1 ($26)
    MP+2 ($55.75)
    CO ($97.50)

    Hero is UTG+2 with Jc, Jh
    Preflop: (9 players, $1.5)
    UTG calls $1 and raises $2, UTG+1 folds, Hero calls $3 and raises $4, 3 folds, Button calls $7, 2 folds, UTG calls $4

    Flop: 7d, 8d, 9s (3 players, $22.5)
    UTG checks, Hero bets $16, Button calls $16 and raises $47 and is all in

    Unsure what I can put him on here. Can only assume QQ,KK,AA but possibly TT given the call pre flop against a raise and re-raise. I've stolen a couple of pots earlier but nothing recently and seldom lost a showdown worth anything. Villian has limped into a few pots, made a few strange bluffs with inside straight draws so I assume TT, put any higher pair down to bad luck, and I called him.

    So I guess I be wondering:

    1) Is my pre-flop raise big enough?
    2) Hows the post-flop raise
    3) Was calling his all-in the right move?

    Cheers, last one of these I post I swear!


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,266 ✭✭✭Rnger


    ronanp wrote:
    1) Is my pre-flop raise big enough?
    2) Hows the post-flop raise
    3) Was calling his all-in the right move?

    Howye,

    1) I'd raise a little bit more, up to 9 or 10. Although 7 is just as good really!
    2) I'd bet a little less on the flop, standard 1/2 pot raise for me :) once again your in the right neighbourhood
    3) Its not a great call, im folding majority of the time the way things played out

    I dont think you can put him on AA/KK because he would reraise preflop, same goes for QQ/JJ although theres still a possibility he has them. TT is very possible here. I think most of the time your looking at a set here, TT, two pair or a made straight with JT (in order of probability imo).

    Any wiser player feel im way off here?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,004 ✭✭✭pok3rplaya


    pf, if you are gunna raise do it properly. Make it $12 or so. I don't mind a flat call here if the guy is tightish. Alot of his raising range at a full table UTG is ahead of JJ.

    post flop is fine. You will se a draw here often enough.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 834 ✭✭✭peeko


    From such an early position is calling the raise a bad play?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭fuzzbox


    I dont mind a flop check, and I dont mind folding to a bet either.

    His range destroys yours. (its often pairs 77+).


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 365 ✭✭ronanp


    Thanks lads. I called and he turned over 5-6 off suit, much to my surprise, and he even went one better than that straight by making a backdoor flush to take all my money. Always seem to lose everything with a good hand!


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