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£5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?

GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
edited February 2011 in The Poker Clinic
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No reads on Villain.
Preflop, im happy with as its very early in a dym.
Flop and turn i think i played ok, but would welcome comments here?

Now, when the board pairs on river, i check to call. But when he shoves, it makes my decision harder. Would you fold as its early in a dym and he could be overbetting his FH hoping i can't lay my flush down? Or is he simply bluffing me off the pot because i checked the river.. Should i have bet/folded river? if so what size bet would you have put out?

Important to remember this is a Double your Money SNG in the early stages. 

PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalanceBigBEN15 Small blind  15.00 15.00 1415.00 GREGHOGG Big blind  30.00 45.00 2000.00   Your hole cards A Q       VillainCall  30.00 75.00 2352.50 carioca66 Fold     rainman001 Fold     PUX Call  30.00 105.00 1975.00 BigBEN15 Call  15.00 120.00 1400.00 GREGHOGG Check     Flop    3 7 K       BigBEN15 Check     GREGHOGG Bet  90.00 210.00 1910.00 VillainCall  90.00 300.00 2262.50 PUX Fold     BigBEN15 Fold     Turn    Q       GREGHOGG Bet  225.00 525.00 1685.00 VillainCall  225.00 750.00 2037.50 River    Q       GREGHOGG Check     VillainAll-in  2037.50 2787.50 0.00 GREGHOGG WTF??   
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  • silentbobsilentbob Member Posts: 2,137
    edited February 2011
    Depending on who the villain is I personally call here. Yes, I know it's a DYM but he could easily being doing this with a worse flush. If the board had paired on the flop then I'd be more worried about the FH but as it came paired with running cards I think it's less likely (although obviously not entirely out of the question).

    The way I see it is that if I double up here then I'm as good as paid in this game & on to the next one.
  • DeucesLiveDeucesLive Member Posts: 839
    edited February 2011
    I have to call here. Anything less than the nut flush and I fold. If he has the fh, then so be it- but so many times he doesn't, you double up- and as bob says, you're as good as cashed. DYMs aren't so easy that you can fold your way to victory, you have to have one big hand at some point- might as well make it early and make life easy for yourself, if you have the chance.
  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited February 2011
    are you worried about pocket 3s or 7s not many Queens left..............I DONT THINK I COULD EVER FOLD THIS
  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited February 2011
    KQ is there, just. ye and 33, 77.
  • mr_mbromr_mbro Member Posts: 1,152
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    KQ is there, just. ye and 33, 77.
    Posted by GREGHOGG
    Hi Greg

    On that board i think i would call. Why well if they are on the full house then so be it, but if they were siting on a set, they have played it weakly, on that flush heavy board. My main worry would be kq with all the calling, possibly a jack flush but in for a penny in for a pound.
    if you put in a pot sized bet your decision would be easier, when they push.
    col
  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited February 2011
    i thought the villain was in the SB....im having second thoughts now i can defo see him playing 77 33 like this he flats the flop looking for non spade then flats turn looking to improve......hmmm it doesn't make much sense to shove the river unless he has a house  this is pretty sick greg

    i think as its a fiver dym i would call he prolly dont care what hand you could have and thinks his jack is the nutz
  • Dudeskin8Dudeskin8 Member Posts: 6,228
    edited February 2011
    Call and sitout.
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,814
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    Call and sitout.
    Posted by Dudeskin8
    call close eyes
  • JohnConnorJohnConnor Member Posts: 1,160
    edited February 2011
    This is very opponent dependant and you have said you have no reads on them, OK.

    This is how it breaks down for me, I think.

    A decent player is only ever over-betting with a full-house here, as you said, to get a high flush to call. So how can this be a decent player? Well, 33, 77 and KK are all within his range pre-flop as he limped utg and there was no raise. These hands can all make a fine flat call on the flop for pot control on such a scary board. However, calling 3/4 pot on the turn with the 4th spade is too thin for me and I think we can rule out a decent player who flopped a set.

    The only other full-house a decent player can have is KQ which again would be OK pre-flop and on the flop but I don't think can call the turn.

    So, I'm afraid, I'm putting this person down as not the best. This makes it hard as they could now be on a flopped set which they have fairly butchered post-flop. If not they need to be on KQ, Q7 or Q3 to make a house. Surely even a poor player would not call on the flop with Q7 or Q3 with no spade? 

    So now I'm thinking my opponent is not the best and does not have the full house. So it's either a stone bluff or the J spades I guess? Something in the back of my mind, though, is sreaming that this is a flopped flush (8-9/10-9/10-J/9-J) gone hugely wrong.

    In terms of playing the hand before the river I think checking pre is fine but I don't like leading out on the flop into 3 opponents with no hand. I would prefer to check/call the flop given a good price and preferably multi-way, check/fold otherwise. I like the turn bet, keep getting money in the pot. Check/call a sensible bet on the river as you had planned.

    With regard to calling the river or not, I'm 90% that folding is correct given that it's level 2 of a DYM and you have 50 odd BBs behind. In a £5.50 one, though, against an unknown, I have to say I probably look him up. I'd be interested to know what he did have.


    JC
  • kimpetkimpet Member Posts: 26
    edited February 2011
    spoton john i would call mainly because of the stake higher level probably a better player as john said enogh behind to still be in the game 3 winners
  • SHANXTASHANXTA Member Posts: 1,507
    edited February 2011
    i call but only coz i don't like folding!

    the only thing i disagree with the johnconnor has said is that villain would fold KK,77,33 on the turn. imo almost no1 at this level passes any of those on the turn and pays 225 to try n fill up, and then double up
  • JohnConnorJohnConnor Member Posts: 1,160
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    i call but only coz i don't like folding! the only thing i disagree with the johnconnor has said is that villain would fold KK,77,33 on the turn. imo almost no1 at this level passes any of those on the turn and pays 225 to try n fill up, and then double up
    Posted by SHANXTA
    At the stage where I say they would fold a set on the turn I am assuming a decent player. I don't think a decent player calls 3/4 pot to hit one of his 10 outs, that's very weak. 

    I 100% agree with you that, at this level, most players would call to fill up given the wrong price. This is what I was saying later when I said that it could be a poor player who has flopped a set and butchered it.
  • SHANXTASHANXTA Member Posts: 1,507
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove? : At the stage where I say they would fold a set on the turn I am assuming a decent player. I don't think a decent player calls 3/4 pot to hit one of his 10 outs, that's very weak.  I 100% agree with you that, at this level, most players would call to fill up given the wrong price. This is what I was saying later when I said that it could be a poor player who has flopped a set and butchered it.
    Posted by JohnConnor
    ah sorry i may have mis-read your post slightly

    although vs certain players i'm calling 225 on the turn here knowing i can stack them if i fill up, and still be confident of cashing from 1.7k when i don't
  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    This is very opponent dependant and you have said you have no reads on them, OK. This is how it breaks down for me, I think. A decent player is only ever over-betting with a full-house here, as you said, to get a high flush to call. So how can this be a decent player? Well, 33, 77 and KK are all within his range pre-flop as he limped utg and there was no raise. These hands can all make a fine flat call on the flop for pot control on such a scary board. However, calling 3/4 pot on the turn with the 4th spade is too thin for me and I think we can rule out a decent player who flopped a set. The only other full-house a decent player can have is KQ which again would be OK pre-flop and on the flop but I don't think can call the turn. So, I'm afraid, I'm putting this person down as not the best. This makes it hard as they could now be on a flopped set which they have fairly butchered post-flop. If not they need to be on KQ, Q7 or Q3 to make a house. Surely even a poor player would not call on the flop with Q7 or Q3 with no spade?  So now I'm thinking my opponent is not the best and does not have the full house. So it's either a stone bluff or the J spades I guess? Something in the back of my mind, though, is sreaming that this is a flopped flush (8-9/10-9/10-J/9-J) gone hugely wrong. In terms of playing the hand before the river I think checking pre is fine but I don't like leading out on the flop into 3 opponents with no hand. I would prefer to check/call the flop given a good price and preferably multi-way, check/fold otherwise. I like the turn bet, keep getting money in the pot. Check/call a sensible bet on the river as you had planned. With regard to calling the river or not, I'm 90% that folding is correct given that it's level 2 of a DYM and you have 50 odd BBs behind. In a £5.50 one, though, against an unknown, I have to say I probably look him up. I'd be interested to know what he did have. JC
    Posted by JohnConnor
    i agree


    also i think they do call the turn with implied odds hence the shove on the end
  • pryce6pryce6 Member Posts: 1,058
    edited February 2011
    um why do we check the river? we has the biggest and bestest flush there is!

    I call all day long in this spot though, and just lol if I'm wrong
  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove?:
    In Response to Re: £5.50 DYM, Call River Shove? : i agree also i think they do call the turn with implied odds hence the shove on the end
    Posted by N1CK
    Thanks for the feedback, especially JC for your in depth reply, much appreciated.

    I agree that the flop bet was strange and that i should prob just c/c, although i dont mind betting out with the draw here because im building the pot should i hit, or i might even tid with the 1 bet!

    he only had implied odds if he was up against someone who couldnt fold the nut flush to a large bet

    I FOLDED the nut flush and typed in the chat box, i cant beat a full house...

    Then, after watching the guy play the next few hands realised that i had probably made a mistake in folding...

    Oh well, i still doubled up:)

    But, Mandy pandy, i would love it if you could show this one pls?



  • DOHHHHHHHDOHHHHHHH Member Posts: 17,929
    edited February 2011

    LOL ! 
  • CLIOKIDCLIOKID Member Posts: 783
    edited February 2011
    Sorry but...

    HAHAHAHAHA.
  • darichdarich Member Posts: 969
    edited February 2011
    Arise Sir Ubernit of nitsville! ;-)


  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited February 2011

    Sigh

    Ed!

    I did check to induce the bet. Just not that big a bet.

    If i knew something about the player i woulda snapped.

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