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FlyingDagg | Small blind | 20.00 | 20.00 | 2402.50 | |
arthur1962 | Big blind | 40.00 | 60.00 | 4542.50 | |
Your hole cards |
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LARSON7 | Raise | 80.00 | 140.00 | 2185.00 | |
Boxster | Call | 80.00 | 220.00 | 1635.00 | |
ballard88 | Fold | ||||
theblade16 | Fold | ||||
FlyingDagg | Fold | ||||
arthur1962 | Call | 40.00 | 260.00 | 4502.50 | |
Flop | |||||
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arthur1962 | Check | ||||
LARSON7 | Bet | 195.00 | 455.00 | 1990.00 | |
Boxster | Call | 195.00 | 650.00 | 1440.00 | |
arthur1962 | Fold | ||||
Turn | |||||
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LARSON7 | Bet | 487.50 | 1137.50 | 1502.50 | |
Boxster | Call | 487.50 | 1625.00 | 952.50 | |
River | |||||
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LARSON7 | Check | ||||
Boxster | Bet | 640.00 | 2265.00 | 312.50 | |
LARSON7 | Call | 640.00 | 2905.00 | 862.50 | |
Boxster | Show |
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LARSON7 | Muck |
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Boxster | Win | Two Pairs, Kings and Queens | 2905 |
Comments
Btw 3x pre at this stage
Cant shove the turn.... like ever. 2k into a 455 pot? never worth it and you risking youre entire stack with no read other than oppo has hit the flop in some way. He could easily have 55 or 77 for example.
Otherwise its all standard stuff IMO and well played. Call on the end is very villain dependant but by this stage you can rule out sets and probably k7, k5, k3 as theyd raise the turn. You are losing to an odd flush draw thats come along for the ride like 68 hearts but still beating KJ and K10 that would have come for the ride as well. Would be a tough lay down.
I'll say again. Dont be results orientated. If that rivers a brick then youve got max value from your hand. Shoving turn folds out most hands you are beating and just gives people chips if theyve got you crushed.
The flop is fine.
I think you should be betting smaller on the turn, if anything. Betting 487.5 out of our opponent's stack of 1440 just forces him to decide whether he's committing to the pot or not. He can't call this and fold the river and there aren't many draws for him to be holding. We don't want to narrow his range so much by forcing him to decide here and now. We can bet 350 or so here and still have less than a pot-sized bet on the river.
Shoving the turn to "protect your hand" is a flawed concept here. What are you trying to protect it from? There are just so few rational draws for him to have. Any flush draw he might have picked up on the turn would also have needed to have some equity on the flop and the straight draws on the flop either got there with the 3 on the turn or have lost equity with only one card to come. If he's holding any draw, we don't want him to fold anyway.
Sometimes our opponent is going to catch up. That's the game. It's not something we should be afraid of.
On the river, I'd be leading out for value and cursing the fact that he got there. Any value bet on the river, with this Stack to Pot Ratio is going to be a shove.