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what could he have?
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10-02-2007 4:27pm#1
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fuzzbox wrote:[Feb 10 16:18:03] : Seat 2 : jimmbling has Qc Qd
[Feb 10 16:18:22] : Board cards
Nice work Sherlock Holmes ;-)
Well it was after 1am in my defence:o
I still feel its a flush and not a set.
If the villain hit hes set on the flop or turn and put jimbling on a flush draw surely the turn is a check/raise and hes surely not going to chase jimbling away on the river when he hit and hed be donating hes money.
If the villain hit he set on the flop or turn and didnt put jimbling on a flush draw, what hands do you think the villain taught jimbling would call that all in with on the river that the villain beats. If villain has bottom set the only hands i can see jimbling calling with are flush, straight or middle(maybe) or top set(maybe) all of which beat him. If he has a set of 10's the only hands hes beating thats somewhat likely to call is set of 6's or 4's.
If villain has flush or straight (Straight is less likely giving the he called a raise preflop) he would be putting jimbling on a good hand maybe a set which he thinks jimbling might find hard to put down.
Im struggling to see what 2 suited cards he might have that he would call a raise with preflop but if he was the type to call with any 2 suited why would he call that flop bet with just 1 diamond so the only hand i can put him on is KJd or less likely A4d.
Im trying to get into the habit of trying to think what hands my opponent might be on so this thread is very helpful as it gets me thinking so id be happy to hear opinions if my taughts are flawed. After my first disastrous fcuk up of a read i hope this is alot closer:)0 -
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It was very difficult decision. I had put him on either two pair or a draw. I bet the 90 on the turn trying to tease a big re-raise from him. Hadn’t seen much, but he seemed to be that sort of player. When he flat called I knew it must be the draw, most likely KJ. When the 8d fell I was still pretty confident I was ahead - did not put him on J9. But the all-in changed that..... I couldn't see past the flush, KdJd been the most likely. As the timer ran down I had this hallow feeling in the pit of my stomach......but I grudgingly called. He showed KdJd.
I think it was very poor call on my behalf and was very pissed at myself for the rest of the day.
I think too often people call these and lose. It seems to be the thing to do of late. Overbet when you hit an unlikely draw….scream “I’m Bluffing” and hope he believes you. (although I tried that in the 20k last night when I was bluffing…. He didn’t believe me
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PS: Nice call ianmc, and followed up by some logical thought to get there by dvdfan.0 -
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