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Player | Action | Cards | Amount | Pot | Balance |
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obclead | Small blind | £0.10 | £0.10 | £25.80 | |
Lambert180 | Big blind | £0.20 | £0.30 | £19.18 | |
Your hole cards |
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splashies | Fold | ||||
liamboi11 | Fold | ||||
X | Raise | £1.00 | £1.30 | £29.53 | |
70theo | Fold | ||||
obclead | Fold | ||||
Lambert180 | Call | £0.80 | £2.10 | £18.38 | |
Flop | |||||
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Lambert180 | Check | ||||
X | Check | ||||
Turn | |||||
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Lambert180 | Check | ||||
X | Bet | £1.58 | £3.68 | £27.95 | |
Lambert180 | Call | £1.58 | £5.26 | £16.80 | |
River | |||||
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Lambert180 | Check | ||||
X | Bet | £2.63 | £7.89 | £25.32 | |
Comments
Otherwise you can B/F £2 quid on river.
But i imagine you called and lost so maybe im wrong!
I won't say what I did or the result but it didn't play out as you guessed.
Is check/call better than bet/fold then?
What hands can he have here that beat us?
Unless youve got a very specific read here you can only call.
Plus its very hard to rep a 10 as you havent led out on river or raised turn. I know ive just contradicted myself as now this means thinking players will call with worse thinking its a bluff.... but still. I'd avoid it.
Im not saying in your eyes it was bad play but id always bet any flop good or bad.
Will post result a bit later.
Getting 3/1 we beat a little of his value range, not to mention he could just be bluffing.
Smells like some sort of spazzily played set, but we're at 20NL, so... meh.
Check-folding isn't ideal.
Donk leading is awful.
Check-raising should be punishable by death.
Disown anyone who tells you otherwise.
What is your chosen form of execution...
Obv people can say it's results orientated but I deffo think alot of weak players (which I think he is) will sigh call a raise here with most 2prs, and I just think he's so rarely got me beat.
too much of this thin value raising/bets though and it just ends up as spew