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My first Deepstack....... Destroyed in first 1/4 hour!

SmudgesmitSmudgesmit Member Posts: 116
edited November 2010 in The Poker Clinic
Played my first £2.2 Deep Stack Tourny and lasted less than a roulette game!
Did I over play this hand or was it just poker?

I put him on Big pockets or suited Ace King. 
ActionCardsAmountPotBalance
Smudgesmit Small blind  10.00 10.00 3271.25
PLAYER ABig blind  20.00 30.00 5798.75
  Your hole cards
  • 3
  • 3
     
PLAYER BFold     
PLAYER C Raise  100.00 130.00 5840.00
PLAYER D Fold     
PLAYER ECall  100.00 230.00 4500.00
Smudgesmit Call  90.00 320.00 3181.25
PLAYER A Call  80.00 400.00 5718.75
Flop
   
  • 5
  • 8
  • 3
     
Smudgesmit Bet  400.00 800.00 2781.25
PLAYER ACall  400.00 1200.00 5318.75
PLAYER CFold     
PLAYER ECall  400.00 1600.00 4100.00
Turn
   
  • Q
     
Smudgesmit Bet  1600.00 3200.00 1181.25
PLAYER A All-in  5318.75 8518.75 0.00
PLAYER EFold     
Smudgesmit All-in  1181.25 9700.00 0.00
PLAYER A Unmatched bet  2537.50 7162.50 2537.50
Smudgesmit Show
  • 3
  • 3
   
PLAYER AShow
  • 5
  • 5
   
River
   
  • 2
     
PLAYER AWin Three 5s 7162.50  9700.00

Comments

  • BlackFish3BlackFish3 Member Posts: 2,418
    edited November 2010
    1. its unlikely he had AA/AK preflop because he called and didn't raise.
    2. same as above for the flop.
    3. he wouldn't suddenly jam blank turn if he was slow playing AA, and almost certaintly wouldn't jam as a bluff on the turn with AK.
    4. I go broke with a set with 163BBs tbh... so i'd say unlucky.
  • waller02waller02 Member Posts: 9,072
    edited November 2010

    just ul, no way I'm folding a set there

  • Ploppy33Ploppy33 Member Posts: 721
    edited November 2010
    Cooler mate - looks a dry board.

    At the £2.20 level u will find that peeps cant fold so could well have 99 or similar. Most times in situations like this you will get paid - seen lots of peeps ship it all in here with A8!

    Dont let it dishearten you - the £2.20 deepies are imo the best games of what resembles poker at the low stakes.

    Ur gonna get the odd chancer having a bit of fun as its only a couple of quid mentalities, but generally most people seem to take these fairly seriously for a fun evening of poker - & thats what its all about innit?
  • thorpey1thorpey1 Member Posts: 165
    edited November 2010
     just unlucky chins up
  • thorpey1thorpey1 Member Posts: 165
    edited November 2010
     just unlucky chins up
  • SmudgesmitSmudgesmit Member Posts: 116
    edited November 2010
    Cheers guys, don't think I would fold it and can remember taken other guys when my trips beat theirs so my chin is still up. 

    Will just keep playing and learning. 

    It def. helps to look back over hands and work out what happened (when I started playing last year I would have gone straight to a cash table and shipped my br in 20 mins after a beat like that so guess I must be playing a bit better now!)
  • YOUNG_GUNYOUNG_GUN Member Posts: 8,948
    edited November 2010
    In Response to Re: My first Deepstack....... Destroyed in first 1/4 hour!:
     just unlucky chins up
    Posted by thorpey1

    You can say that again, oh wait u have :p

    as for hand at that level this would be fine just unlucky, if a  bit higher buy in possible to get of with reads but we have a set takes alot to fold it
  • 67Bhoys67Bhoys Member Posts: 2,553
    edited November 2010
    In Response to Re: My first Deepstack....... Destroyed in first 1/4 hour!:
    Cooler mate - looks a dry board. At the £2.20 level u will find that peeps cant fold so could well have 99 or similar. Most times in situations like this you will get paid - seen lots of peeps ship it all in here with A8! Dont let it dishearten you - the £2.20 deepies are imo the best games of what resembles poker at the low stakes. Ur gonna get the odd chancer having a bit of fun as its only a couple of quid mentalities, but generally most people seem to take these fairly seriously for a fun evening of poker - & thats what its all about innit?
    Posted by Ploppy33
    Sporny doesn't enter them all.

  • debdobs_67debdobs_67 Member Posts: 3,615
    edited November 2010
    If i ever fold a set in your position i am defo gonna quit poker ;o) just a massive cooler,vul
  • POKERTREVPOKERTREV Member Posts: 9,607
    edited November 2010

    A little bit unlucky once you were in the pot. However.

    If you want to do well in future deepies, you need to be sitting really tight for the first few levels and fold everything from pocket 8s down. Remember, you are in a deepstack not a race, there will be plenty of time to accumulate chips later on in the levels.

    In this particular hand villains 5 x BB raise pre-flop this early in the tourny is screaming out pocket pair and to be honest as there is only one pocket pair lower than yours in the deck (22) you are always likely to be behind in this hand pre-flop.

    Its not often you are going to hit the set on the flop, so my advice is steer clear of small pairs early on in these tourneys.

    Good Luck....Hope to see you at the tables.

    Pokertrev.

  • DOHHHHHHHDOHHHHHHH Member Posts: 17,929
    edited November 2010

    Blimey Trev!!

    I'd say completely the opposite.

    These are exactly the hands I like to play early in a deep-stacked game - as you win a massive pot, or lose a tiny one, unless you're extremely unlucky and run into a higher set.

    I reckon if I'm dealt a pocket pair between 22 and 77 every hand of the tournament for the first hour, I would win it with my eyes closed.

    (looks like you lost 1.8k of your stack prior to this hand within the first level? I reckon posting how that happened would be more beneficial to you, as this hand in the opening post is just a genuine cooler)
  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited November 2010

    I agree with Dohhhhhh, call is perfectly fine pre and recommended with small pairs imo.

    This hand is a standard stack off, cant be folding a set on that board imo

  • POKERTREVPOKERTREV Member Posts: 9,607
    edited November 2010
    As played the hand is fine - what i'm saying is i'm folding pocket 3s pre-flop in the first hour and therefore wouldn't have been involved in the hand in the first place. Especially to a raise of 5 x BB pre.

    5 x BB raise shouts out pocket pair and its unlikely my pocket 3s are gonna be ahead or hold up. however, having called and seen the flop, there was no getting away from it on this occasion.

    Give me a cheap check or call any day of the week, but i'm not calling a 5 x BB raise with pocket 3s this early in a deepy thats all i'm saying.
     
    Are you both sure you would call a 5 x BB with pocket 3s this early in a deepy knowing your likely to be going into the flop behind?

      
  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited November 2010
    In Response to Re: My first Deepstack....... Destroyed in first 1/4 hour!:
    As played the hand is fine - what i'm saying is i'm folding pocket 3s pre-flop in the first hour and therefore wouldn't have been involved in the hand in the first place. Especially to a raise of 5 x BB pre. 5 x BB raise shouts out pocket pair and its unlikely my pocket 3s are gonna be ahead or hold up. however, having called and seen the flop, there was no getting away from it on this occasion. Give me a cheap check or call any day of the week, but i'm not calling a 5 x BB raise with pocket 3s this early in a deepy thats all i'm saying.   Are you both sure you would call a 5 x BB with pocket 3s this early in a deepy knowing your likely to be going into the flop behind?   Posted by POKERTREV
    Yes in a multi way pot especially as the implied odds are massive

    This is a rare example of set over set, but usually when u hit any set, you get paid big vs passive stations who who cant fold overpairs. usually results in a nice DU or a big pot.

    if you miss your set, you fold and its only 100 chips out of 5000. so thats still 4900 left!

    but if you win you have invested 100 to win a potential 3000+.   You hit your set 1 time in 7.5... im rubbish at maths, but the implied odds are clearly there innit.

  • rawhandrawhand Member Posts: 437
    edited November 2010
    Mmm most sites i have seen say if there is any big raise pre-flop first hour you fold all small pairs if you stick to this rule you would still be in never mind the raiser then folded. My tip sit tight first hour. we all have our own game play good luck m8ty
  • SmudgesmitSmudgesmit Member Posts: 116
    edited November 2010
    In Response to Re: My first Deepstack....... Destroyed in first 1/4 hour!:
    Blimey Trev!! I'd say completely the opposite. These are exactly the hands I like to play early in a deep-stacked game - as you win a massive pot, or lose a tiny one, unless you're extremely unlucky and run into a higher set. I reckon if I'm dealt a pocket pair between 22 and 77 every hand of the tournament for the first hour, I would win it with my eyes closed. (looks like you lost 1.8k of your stack prior to this hand within the first level? I reckon posting how that happened would be more beneficial to you, as this hand in the opening post is just a genuine cooler)
    Posted by DOHHHHHHH
    The loss before was a fold I had to make on the river, flopped two pair Tens and Jacks but could not get a chaser off the strt and flush draw he went all in on river after a king dropped to give strt and flush (made my 2 pair look very small) decided I could not call him that early and would have to wait for my next try...  Guess it just was not my tourny.
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