i f***ked up

phantom_lord

Holdem No Limit - $2 BB

UTG ($380.25) [phantom_lord]
MP ($62)
CO ($593.50)
Button ($196.19)
SB ($351.75)

phantom_lord is BB with Kc, Kd
Preflop: (5 players, $3)
2 folds, Button calls $2 and raises $2, BB calls $3, phantom_lord calls $2 and raises $7, Button calls $7, SB calls $7

Flop: 2c, 8s, Qc (3 players, $33)
SB checks, phantom_lord bets $25, Button calls $25 and raises $25, BB calls $50, phantom_lord calls $25

Turn: 9s (3 players, $183)
SB bets $60, phantom_lord folds

sb=34/21/3.5 325
button=38/18/1.2 68

I could check it up, but I'm guessing it's 1.2

Lafortezza

Raise more preflop. Pot the flop 3-way. At least call the turn for $60 and see what happens at the river.
If you call the flop raise, why fold to a 1/3 pot bet on a blank turn?

Tar.Aldarion

Dodgy two pair?

Goodluck2me

JTc??

phantom_lord

don;t foget the button is still to act behind me

sikes

he has an agression factor of 12? Im I reading this right?

Tough spot, not really sure how i like how the hand has gone down. Definately raise more preflop. And pot it when 3 ways as laf said. With those kind of stats, I prob raise the flop again, I really dont want the SB getting a free ride to bent straight or flush and god knows what that uber lagtard is messing around with.

You are in a pickle on the turn alright. But a fold is probably right.

Marq

Raise all in pre-flop.

phantom_lord

ok so raise more...

i dunno wtf was going on, strange hand. I really didn't know where i was.

button minraises, calls a raise pf, then min raises my bet? what's he min raising me with?

the sb check/cold calls the raise, then leads the turn?

pretty sure the sb had me beat, him leading the turn wasn't part of the plan for the rest of the hand, I thought immediately j10, maybe j10c.

I probably should have shoved the flop or at least 3 bet it, but i was thinking of the usual tribeca donk where minraise=set.


So what should I have done, 3bet flop? I can't see ny hands calling that i beat tho. except draws.

phantom_lord

lafortezza wrote:

Raise more preflop. Pot the flop 3-way. At least call the turn for $60 and see what happens at the river.
If you call the flop raise, why fold to a 1/3 pot bet on a blank turn?

I assumed the button was going to come over the top of the raise and I'd end up playing for stacks which i wasn't comfortable doing on that board with that hand.

Doc Farrell

play lower limits unless you've got a 15,000 bankroll or are well paid in your profession.