been on the table about 45 mins, player had been very aggro leading out in pos/ 3betting etc, although never seen him do this in a hand. dream flop but with c +c i wanted to build the pot (was this right/enough). horrible turn, then he shoves. 10 j crossed my mind as did a split pot. was it right to call?BENDOG40Small blind £0.20£0.20£39.40realarmasBig blind £0.40£0.60£71.13 Your hole cards87 mattlessRaise £1.20£1.80£37.55bigsidFold pod1Raise £3.60£5.40£38.38BENDOG40Fold realarmasCall £3.20£8.60£67.93mattlessCall £2.40£11.00£35.15Flop 1069 realarmasCheck mattlessCheck pod1Bet £5.50£16.50£32.88realarmasCall £5.50£22.00£62.43mattlessFold Turn 8 realarmasAll-in £62.43£84.43£0.00pod1All-in £32.88£117.31£0.00realarmasUnmatched bet £29.55£87.76£29.55realarmasShowKJ pod1Show87 River K pod1WinStraight to the 10£85.96 £85.96PrevClose windowPrevClose window
I'm confused, am i right in saying you have a straight and are only getting beat by JQ at the time of the call? or J7? Easiest call in the history of easiest calls, the fact he lead shoves the turn makes it even easier, if that's possible.
Only read OP and the chat about £60 into £20 pot so sorry if covering old ground.
Have noticed this tendancy so much lately, the picking up of draw + pair or multi draws @ turn then the money just going in from the drawer OOP. It has merit in most pots as you're only getting called by the minority of hands, with having huge equity to improve if your opponent has one of the hands that will call you.
But its just so kamikaze. Yes its horrible to c/c or lead calling of raise then having to bluff or c/f on the river to the brick. But where's the finesse????
I respect the move/approach in many ways, but its not my game.
it aint in my game either bud, thats why i put the hand up. yes i called because its the right thing to do. just spooked me a bit when he did what he did.
Pod1 wasnt the one who shoved lol he is saying the opponent has shvoed £60ish into a pot that is £20 and he wondered whether in the long term it is + ev
I'd say in the long run vs a random its probably not a good call, but against this villain its defo right call in the long run
thanks yg, that was the answer i was looking for. glad someone is on my wave length. with regards to the pre flop play on the prev 3 orbits he had raised from that pos and was nicking my button raise so just put the reraise in to slow him down a bit. phil
your awake then! of coarse he can, and to be fair i have played him a few times in the past. surley its not a bad thing to put a reraise in from time to time if you do start to notice patterns like this to keep them in check. was playing with dantb on friday night and he is a nightmare for doing it. and let me point out before you jump in, at no point am i comparing myself to him, but after playing with him, gerrard, tommyd hursty over the weekend i have learnt alot, mostly that the 2 cards in front of you arnt always the most important thing.
im sorry percival, but i dont see the bit were you think it was a good play! i just see "cant he have a good hand 3 orbits in a row lol" im not looking for a pat on the back, just some feedback on the call after the turn. i am chilled honest, its my birthday and im sat here with a fillet steak on the go and a bottle of shampers. sorry if you thought i was getting necky. phil
I made original raise with a small pp I believe hence my call pre and then getting out of dodge, as far as call is concerned v this oppo is a defo call, in fact against at least 80% of players at this level its a call imo.
Just as an aside my exact note against this player is "overbets draws"
if u think about it hes only actually putting ur stack in and the 60 pound makes it look a bit stronger cz its the same if he bets 35 if u get my drift i never folding here but i think his jam looks weaker cz he wudnt oplay the nuts this way
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Have noticed this tendancy so much lately, the picking up of draw + pair or multi draws @ turn then the money just going in from the drawer OOP. It has merit in most pots as you're only getting called by the minority of hands, with having huge equity to improve if your opponent has one of the hands that will call you.
But its just so kamikaze. Yes its horrible to c/c or lead calling of raise then having to bluff or c/f on the river to the brick. But where's the finesse????
I respect the move/approach in many ways, but its not my game.
I'd say in the long run vs a random its probably not a good call, but against this villain its defo right call in the long run
WP other then choosing to 3 bet with 78o
never ever folding here against this villain. snap snap snap
with no reads on villain i would say fold 87o to a re-raise pre
obviously you are not folding after the flop
vs this guy call call call all day!
Just as an aside my exact note against this player is "overbets draws"