struggling at moment to get paid off with premium starting hands. hu what would you lead out with pre and was the flop played right? trying to find balance between winning a good pot and losing a bad one pod1 Small blind £0.10 £0.10 £25.06 ZCAPAM Big blind £0.20 £0.30 £12.47 Your hole cards K K pod1 Raise £0.50 £0.80 £24.56 ZCAPAM Call £0.40 £1.20 £12.07 Flop 4 10 6 ZCAPAM Check pod1 Bet £0.90 £2.10 £23.66 ZCAPAM Raise £1.80 £3.90 £10.27 pod1 Raise £5.70 £9.60 £17.96 ZCAPAM Raise £9.60 £19.20 £0.67 pod1 Call £4.80 £24.00 £13.16 Turn 9 ZCAPAM All-in £0.67 £24.67 £0.00 pod1 Call £0.67 £25.34 £12.49 pod1 Show K K ZCAPAM Show 10 5 River 10 ZCAPAM Win Three 10s £24.34
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IMHO You achieved your objective which was to get all of his chips in.
Poker is poker though and sometimes your opponent will hit on the River at long odds.
There is no one way to play. It depends on the opponent.
In general get the chips in early building the pot pre and post flop so you can shove on the turn. If the opponent calls when behind, as in your case, and gets lucky just move on. It happens to everyone.
Agaiant the passive player be alot more aggressive and against the aggressive player play alot more flops/make more 3/4bets pre.
Simple really. You get this at all levels. I played NL4 HU for a long while in december. First opponent, limp called everytime then folded a flop.
Next opponent raised every hand.
Adapting to the play is key HU, easyer said that done i know.