heartbreaker.......

jimbling

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $ BB (6 max, 6 handed)

Button ($37.20)
Hero ($95.95)
BB ($73)
UTG (Villian) ($64.50)
MP ($60.69)
CO ($34.20)

Preflop: Hero is SB with Ac, Jc. Hero posts a blind of $0.25.
UTG (Villian) calls $0.50, MP raises to $2.25, 2 folds, Hero (poster) calls $2, 1 fold, UTG (Villian) calls $1.75.

Flop: ($7.25) Kd, 3c, 5c (3 players)
Hero bets $2, Villian calls $2, MP raises to $4, Hero calls $2, Villian calls $2.

Turn: ($19.25) 4c (3 players)
Hero checks, Villian checks, MP checks.

River: ($19.25) 8d (3 players)
Hero bets $7, Villian raises to $25, MP folds, Hero raises to $50, Villian calls $33.25 (All-In), Hero calls $8.25.

Final Pot: $135.75

I thought he had prob made a straight, and he didnt think I had the flush, or else had made a smaller flush... little did I know.. he had done exactly that


Results below:
Hero has Ac Jc (flush, ace high).
Villian has 6c 7c (straight flush, seven high).
Outcome: Villian wins $135.75.


rookie error... blinded by the nut flush. Although I would probably do the exact same tomorrow.... and the next day.... and the next day :rolleyes:

Vamos

jimbling wrote:

rookie error... blinded by the nut flush. Although I would probably do the exact same tomorrow.... and the next day.... and the next day :rolleyes:

I wouldn't call losing to a gutshot straight flush draw on an unpaired board a rookie mistake, just bad luck. That wont happen again for a long time.

JuliusFranco

ouch :eek:

i don't see how anybody could have gotten away from that unless they clicked the wrong button!

something similar happened me once when i was drunk, i was the villian tho calling pre flop raises with 85s

jimbling

ya... i guess your right... with only two hands that could beat me, and both of those very unlikely.... it is hard to get away from it... and by the time you start to think.. wtf does this guy have, your pot-committed.

Samba

call call call every time very seldom will you walk in to a hand like that

Hectorjelly

You could learn a lot from this hand, nearly every street was misplayed

Lafortezza

Hectorjelly wrote:

You could learn a lot from this hand, nearly every street was misplayed

Except the river, all the money should be going in when only two hands can beat you, I can't see myself check-calling in case the straight flush is out there, so many more hands will pay you off your whole stack.

mewso

Checking the turn by both the flush and the str8 flush? Ease up on the FPS (fancy play syndrome). You want to get payed.

jimbling

Hectorjelly wrote:

You could learn a lot from this hand, nearly every street was misplayed

okay... id like to learn a lot from this hand... where did I go wrong and what should I have done and why?

I am a beginner, and this is why I post / read here......

Dave

Yeah I'd be interested to hear how to play that aswell.

jimbling

I think everyone who might comment on this is probably watching the poker... damn.. im stuck in work, trying to follow it on antesup and cardplayer....

Dave

ditto

jimbling

anyone?