unusual river spot with house

phantom_lord

I was just looking back through pt when I saw this hand.

he's 18/11/2 have hands on him at .25/.50 to 1/2

Holdem No Limit - $1 BB

UTG ($167.25) [Shane]
CO ($65.83)
Button ($210)
SB ($156.43)
BB ($41.61)

Shane is UTG with 7c, 7h
Preflop: (5 players, $1.5)
Shane calls $1 and raises $3, CO folds, Button calls $4, SB calls $3.50, BB folds

Flop: 2c, Ah, 7s (3 players, $13)
SB checks, Shane bets $7, Button calls $7, SB folds

Turn: Ad (2 players, $27)
Shane bets $16, Button calls $16

River: 5c (2 players, $59)
Shane bets $55, Button calls $55 and raises $128 and is All-In

pok3rplaya

call you have the nuts

phantom_lord

bet sizing really sucked here.

shoutman

Call it would just be very unlucky if he had a7 or AA, especially considering he didnt reraise preflop.

breadmonkey

phantom_lord wrote:

bet sizing really sucked here.

How so?

phantom_lord

breadmonkey wrote:

How so?

h, 7s (3 players, $13)
SB checks, Shane bets $7,

should be 10

Turn: Ad (2 players, $27)
Shane bets $16,

20+

River: 5c (2 players, $59)
Shane bets $55,

i guess that's ok.

Mellor

A5 is more likely than A7,
Bet sizing was ok i thought, half pot on flop & turn, pot on river.
Your getting over 2/1. Call and smile at his AK

valor

whats unusual about this spot?

i love it

your right, bet sizing is messed up

phantom_lord

valor wrote:

whats unusual about this spot?

lol

phantom_lord's thoughts wrote:

flop
miles ahead
turn
miles ahead
river
miles ahead, value bet...then..wtf....?

bops

firstly shane do me a favour and explain 18/11/2 to me - i don't used tracking yokes, but an explanation would be nice ty.

considering that i don't know what it means, i'm gonna go out on a limb and say that he has fk all - he just doesn't think you've got an A.... (I would be known to do this donkey-play now and again - it wasn't me by any chance??)

phantom_lord

plays 18% of his hands, raises 11% of his hands. 2 is his aggression factor, 2 is fairly aggressive.

In short he's a decent tag.

Captain Tom

phantom_lord wrote:

bet sizing really sucked here.

Definately agree with this.

There's enough hands that push river for value that you beat to justify a call,especially getting more than 2-1.

phantom_lord

There's enough hands that push river for value that you beat to justify a call

ak/22?

Captain Tom

Im not saying its the right play but at 1/2 ive seen players push ths river with a far wider range than AK/22.Plus most players will raise A7 on the flop.Are you putting him precisely on A5?

Okay you have a point though.

phantom_lord

I can't really see him shoving this river without a hand that beats me tbh.

Captain Tom

I think A5/22 are definately most likely hands for villian.He probably raises A7 on the flop and doesnt push AK/AQ,etc on the river.But i cant ever see myself laying down here,especially considering the pot odds.

phantom_lord

anyway, his raise was pretty sick, and I was pretty sure I was beat, came very close to folding but I called partly cause I'm a station and partly out of curiosity.

He had a5s, nh sir.

ianmc38

this is such an easy call. he has 5 hands we're behind and a million we're ahead of.

valor

yeah you are way overthinking this hand and coming very close to folding is a huge leak

Sangre

Surely he does this with any decent Ace

phantom_lord

Sangre wrote:

Surely he does this with any decent Ace

I dunno about u but I wouldn't be value shoving too many aces here.

phantom_lord

valor wrote:

yeah you are way overthinking this hand and coming very close to folding is a huge leak

1/2 fitz

I make a loose limp with kjs behind a couple of others in mp.

Flop (15)
kkj

Checked to me, I bet 12 or something. sb calls.

Turn
q

sb checks, I bet, he pots to 80, I have a sick feeling I'm after being cold decked, think about it, then call.

River
blank.

He shoves, I mumble something about this being a sick hand, make a crying call, meekly turning over my cards.

He shows k3.