Is there anything???

harding10

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
faedz	Small blind		50.00	50.00	4300.00
VMH48	Big blind		100.00	150.00	2760.00
	Your hole cards	Q 10
B14KEY	Fold
mx21	Fold
harding10	Raise		333.00	483.00	1944.50
faedz	Fold
VMH48	Call		233.00	716.00	2527.00
Flop
		J 9 K
VMH48	Check
harding10	Bet		537.00	1253.00	1407.50
VMH48	Call		537.00	1790.00	1990.00
Turn
		7
VMH48	Bet		100.00	1890.00	1890.00
harding10	Raise		1000.00	2890.00	407.50
VMH48	Call		900.00	3790.00	990.00
River
		J
VMH48	All-in		990.00	4780.00	0.00
harding10	All-in		407.50	5187.50	0.00
VMH48	Unmatched bet		582.50	4605.00	582.50
VMH48	Show	K K
harding10	Show	Q 10
VMH48	Win	Full House, Kings and Jacks	4605.00		5187.50

Is there anything I should do differently here or is this just a cooler. I've been caught like this several times lately with the nut straight and the board pairing on the river.  

Once the river pairs and he shoves I'm calling pretty much expecting to have got done.

Dudeskin8

Raise smaller pre, rest is standard.

TWRAMYEP

^^same

but, wp ul

YOUNG_GUN

played fine whole of it! ul fancy him only calling u with kings the bug-ger

bad beat if ever i saw one

DrSharp

Dont think anything is wrong here. Paired board is a worry but you win this most of the time. Unlucky!

I think the raise pre is fine too. Dudeskin, if you read this can you explain why this raise is too big from the button please? I would have thought it a pretty standard raise from position. Cheers.

Dudeskin8

Well before he acts he has 2277, 333 is 14% of his stack, imo you get the same answer by raising to 250 - 2.5X maybe even less.

Also in this spot he's flopped the nuts but 66% of the time he'll miss completely so will be bluff c-betting and therefore raising smaller pre means you can c-bet smaller and fold to a raise, if he c-bet/folds here it is for a 1/4 of his stack. Raise to 250 would make pot 550 on flop and so could c-bet around 280-300 and get same answer.

DrSharp

In Response to Re: Is there anything???:

Well before he acts he has 2277, 333 is 14% of his stack, imo you get the same answer by raising to 250 - 2.5X maybe even less. Also in this spot he's flopped the nuts but 66% of the time he'll miss completely so will be bluff c-betting and therefore raising smaller pre means you can c-bet smaller and fold to a raise, if he c-bet/folds here it is for a 1/4 of his stack. Raise to 250 would make pot 550 on flop and so could c-bet around 280-300 and get same answer.
Posted by Dudeskin8

Thanks dudeskin (again!). Good explanation. I wouldnt have raised it as big, but saw no problem with it but looking at it like that, i see what you mean now. I've still a long way to go. lol.

harding10

In Response to Re: Is there anything???:

Well before he acts he has 2277, 333 is 14% of his stack, imo you get the same answer by raising to 250 - 2.5X maybe even less. Also in this spot he's flopped the nuts but 66% of the time he'll miss completely so will be bluff c-betting and therefore raising smaller pre means you can c-bet smaller and fold to a raise, if he c-bet/folds here it is for a 1/4 of his stack. Raise to 250 would make pot 550 on flop and so could c-bet around 280-300 and get same answer.
Posted by Dudeskin8

I've been kicking myself for days over this. Something so basic I've missed it up until now.

Most of the lower end tournament players standard opening raise is by 3 x BB. If you watch the big boys playing cash their standard opening raise is to x 3BB, and boy doesn't that smaller raise give you more control.

Big thanks to Dudeskin.