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flop of dreams nightmare of turns

rivermunkyrivermunky Member Posts: 354
edited February 2014 in Brags, Beats and Variance
PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalancerivermunkySmall blind £0.15£0.15£21.52yddisBig blind £0.30£0.45£14.84 Your hole cards88   KILLAJRaise £0.60£1.05£22.65ness4Call £0.60£1.65£41.54emergencyFold    rivermunkyCall £0.45£2.10£21.07yddisFold    Flop  282   rivermunkyCheck    KILLAJBet £1.05£3.15£21.60ness4Raise £2.40£5.55£39.14rivermunkyCall £2.40£7.95£18.67KILLAJCall £1.35£9.30£20.25Turn  9   rivermunkyCheck    KILLAJCheck    ness4Bet £4.65£13.95£34.49rivermunkyCall £4.65£18.60£14.02KILLAJFold    River  Q   rivermunkyAll-in £14.02£32.62£0.00ness4Call £14.02£46.64£20.47rivermunkyShow88   ness4Show99   ness4WinFull House, 9s and 2s£44.84 £65.31
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  • LARSON7LARSON7 Member Posts: 4,494
    edited February 2014

    Why did you slow play the 2nd nuts OOP facing a raise and a re-raise on the flop?

    If the turn checks all the way, you are just open jamming the river right?

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  • hhyftrftdrhhyftrftdr Member Posts: 8,036
    edited February 2014
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns:
    Why did you slow play the 2nd nuts OOP facing a raise and a re-raise on the flop? If the turn checks all the way, you are just open jamming the river right?
    Posted by LARSON7
    To keep people in the hand maybe?

    Whatever he does on that flop is gonna look strong, after that action.
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  • SlipwaterSlipwater Member Posts: 3,611
    edited February 2014
    Yeah, I'd just check/call that flop too.
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  • KAM99KAM99 Member Posts: 773
    edited February 2014
    Unlucky, but fairly standard. You hit your hand to take lead, he took it back. I had a hand last week where I was 99.9% favourite when the cash went in and lost. ****, check the QQ vs 1010 I had the other day on another site. All in preflop and the board was dealt twice as we both had run it twice option turned on. He hit a ten on both runs of the board. Now those are the truely painful ones. lol
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  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited February 2014
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns:
    Unlucky, but fairly standard. You hit your hand to take lead, he took it back. I had a hand last week where I was 99.9% favourite when the cash went in and lost. ****, check the QQ vs 1010 I had the other day on another site. All in preflop and the board was dealt twice as we both had run it twice option turned on. He hit a ten on both runs of the board. Now those are the truely painful ones. lol
    Posted by KAM99
    How?

    If someone is drawing dead then they have 0% equity and you couldn't have lost. If they have any equity at all, even if they have just 1 out and only 1 card to come, they won't be as small as 0.01% to win. 1 out with 1 card to come gives them like 2% equity.
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  • cenachavcenachav Member Posts: 2,682
    edited February 2014
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns:
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns : How? If someone is drawing dead then they have 0% equity and you couldn't have lost. If they have any equity at all, even if they have just 1 out and only 1 card to come, they won't be as small as 0.01% to win. 1 out with 1 card to come gives them like 2% equity.
    Posted by Lambert180
    The money could of gone in on the flop and oppo needs perfect perfect to win.  Ie 66 v aa one a 66k board
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  • KAM99KAM99 Member Posts: 773
    edited February 2014
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns:
    In Response to Re: flop of dreams nightmare of turns : How? If someone is drawing dead then they have 0% equity and you couldn't have lost. If they have any equity at all, even if they have just 1 out and only 1 card to come, they won't be as small as 0.01% to win. 1 out with 1 card to come gives them like 2% equity.
    Posted by Lambert180
    Guy aboe's post is correct. This was the situation. It was QQ vs JJ and I hit a set of queens on flop. He shoved all in and hit J on tturn and jack on river.

    It was similar with my QQ vs 1010 hand where it was run twice and he hit 10 on both runs of the cards all in preflop. Haven't worked out the odds of it, but to win both it was quite slim doing it back to back runs.
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