Hero has 30k Villain has 20k - he has a 36% roi over 110 stts at $34 average stake and seems a very solid good player, nothing untoward in his plays that I have seen Blinds 400/800 with antes
Hero had AJ off on bb, villain raises to 2,000 in seat before cut off and you flat call
Flop Js5d6d
You lead out for 4k into a 5k pot, villain flat calls
Turn kd (urgh horrible card) and you check, villain now bets 5k into a 13k pot leaving himself 9k behind - what is your move?
Hero has 75k Villain has 65k - no available stats on Sharkscope for him but has played very solidly and always shown down good hands when he has got involved or reraised
Hero SB AQ sooted Villain BB Blinds 1000/2000 with antes
Everyone folds and you make it 5,500 to go, villain thinks for a while and makes it 17,500 - what is your move?
The first one is a definite fold, the 2nd is more interesting, if as you say he's been very solid it's a probably fold. A flat calls a no no for me, without flopping a flush or straight you wont know where u are
The first one is a definite fold, the 2nd is more interesting, if as you say he's been very solid it's a probably fold. A flat calls a no no for me, without flopping a flush or straight you wont know where u are
the interesting thing about the first one is figuring what he has - i quite liked the flop as i have top pair top kicker but I really didn't like his flat call. i am not worried about a flush really, more worried about a set or an overpair and more likely a set as an overpair would likely reraise me on the flop
i dont think he is the kind of player to call with AK on that flop after i bet just under the pot so the king isnt too much of a worry either, unless he has kj. hands i put him on are a set, kj or overpair with a leaning towards a set
anyway i folded on the turn - i just doesnt see how i can be ahead when he leaves himself 9k behind when he makes the turn bet
the interesting thing about the first one is figuring what he has - i quite liked the flop as i have top pair top kicker but I really didn't like his flat call. i am not worried about a flush really, more worried about a set or an overpair and more l
why? In a blind vs blind dynamic aq is usually ahead. If someone raises the sb then the bb will ofetn rr very light because it is very hard for the sb to flat call oop and they are forced to shove or pass.
why? In a blind vs blind dynamic aq is usually ahead. If someone raises the sb then the bb will ofetn rr very light because it is very hard for the sb to flat call oop and they are forced to shove or pass.
beckton if u read the post in hand 2 the player is a very solid player and not the type to reraise light
i have invested 5,500 with AQ - do I want to put my whole game on the line with it?
beckton if u read the post in hand 2 the player is a very solid player and not the type to reraise lighti have invested 5,500 with AQ - do I want to put my whole game on the line with it?
'yes if they are any good they should be reraising light' - strange statement as its totally player dependent, i dont agree that if they are good they shd be reraising light - i wd argue the opposite
'yes if they are any good they should be reraising light' - strange statement as its totally player dependent, i dont agree that if they are good they shd be reraising light - i wd argue the opposite
defo want to put your game on the line. youve cashed and now you need to go up the ladder for the business end. even a rock has a bigger range than you need here.
also, hand 1 chk raising the flop would seem better than leading out which widens his range enormously.
defo want to put your game on the line.youve cashed and now you need to go up the ladder for the business end.even a rock has a bigger range than you need here.also, hand 1 chk raising the flop would seem better than leading out which widens his rang
yeh i considered check raising the flop with the Aj but then I am effectively committing my entire stack which I am not too keen on
with AQ i made it 5,500 with the intent to push if he raised big but his 3 bet seemed so calculated that i was unsure i was ahead - i doubt very much he makes this move with aj/a10/kq etc so i passed
yeh i considered check raising the flop with the Aj but then I am effectively committing my entire stack which I am not too keen on with AQ i made it 5,500 with the intent to push if he raised big but his 3 bet seemed so calculated that i was unsure
i hate the idea of taking a coin flip for my tourny in the blinds with AQ against a very solid player, i want to avoid coin flips and wait for easier opportunities to accumulate *****
i hate the idea of taking a coin flip for my tourny in the blinds with AQ against a very solid player, i want to avoid coin flips and wait for easier opportunities to accumulate *****
I think in the later stages of mtts it is near impossible to avoid flips and if we try then we will never accumulate enough because we will fold thign 'oh it is probably a flip'
I think in the later stages of mtts it is near impossible to avoid flips and if we try then we will never accumulate enough because we will fold thign 'oh it is probably a flip'
i also have a slightly illlogical hatred of AQ after busting out of many mtts with it lately when i was ahead 90% of the time - sigh
i dont like the way i played hand 1 but not sure what the best line was - reraise pre? check raise flop ? lead out? reraise turn? i just dont like the whole hand
i also have a slightly illlogical hatred of AQ after busting out of many mtts with it lately when i was ahead 90% of the time - sighi dont like the way i played hand 1 but not sure what the best line was - reraise pre? check raise flop ? lead out? re
in hand one i didnt rr because i dont want to play a big pot out of position against a solid player with aj. i didnt fold because i was getting about 3-1 with a decent hand
in hand one i didnt rr because i dont want to play a big pot out of position against a solid player with aj. i didnt fold because i was getting about 3-1 with a decent hand