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Was this a good shove and just a bad call

jackAhertsjackAherts Member Posts: 37
edited July 2012 in The Poker Clinic
Hi all

I have not really been playing for all that long and am just starting to study the game, would love for all the help I could get really. The guy in this hand had been raising the button alot and then pot betting the turn. Previously when he done this I raised and he snap folded. I was just wondering due to my read was this a good shove and a really bad call? Thanks
ineedapea Small blind   100.00 100.00 11400.00
jackAherts Big blind   200.00 300.00 10957.50
  Your hole cards
  • 8
  • 6
     
millk Fold        
***
Raise   600.00 900.00 4687.50
ineedapea Fold        
jackAherts Call   400.00 1300.00 10557.50
Flop
   
  • 4
  • 2
  • J
     
jackAherts Check        
***
Bet   1300.00 2600.00 3387.50
jackAherts All-in   10557.50 13157.50 0.00
***
All-in   3387.50 16545.00 0.00
jackAherts Unmatched bet   5870.00 10675.00 5870.00
jackAherts Show
  • 8
  • 6
     
***
Show
  • K
  • 10
     
Turn
   
  • 10
     
River
   
  • 10
     
***
Win Three 10s 10675.00   10675.00
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Comments

  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012

    Where to start..

  • jackAhertsjackAherts Member Posts: 37
    edited July 2012

    Well thats constructive.....thought this was the place to come for help, obviously not...
  • davelufcdavelufc Member Posts: 1,374
    edited July 2012
    Just fold pre, no need to play 8 6 o/s oop.

    Oppo probably thought " why would you shove if you had something here? " 

    Wait for a better spot to bully  imo. 54 BBs at the start of the hand, dont get involved.


  • jackAhertsjackAherts Member Posts: 37
    edited July 2012

    I just thought as he was stealing my blind everytime and putting a continuation pot bet everytime on the flop and then folding to a raise I would call and see the flop to see what he would do. I dont normally get involved in spots like this but he was constantly doing it, I thought that due to my read this was a good place to gain some chips, so what do you think made him call with k high and no draw?
  • bearlytherbearlyther Member Posts: 1,757
    edited July 2012
    This is just a fold pre we cannot play 86 out of position however if you decided to play the hand i would have preferred a 3 bet preflop it is not the place to make a move on the flop of j42 we can represent nothing here.
  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012

    Generally cba to give pointers on this hand as played, but happy to dispense some general advice which is as follows-

    You need to be aware of your perception to other players. You have a called a 3x raise oop with junk, this shows me (and your opponents) you probably play most hands and can therefore have pretty much any 2 post flop. This means your bluffs are not as credible. Therefore no this is a good call, assuming the opponent based it on his notes of your play.

    Best of luck going forward darling. x 

  • Donut64Donut64 Member Posts: 2,666
    edited July 2012
     I fold pre or if I want to play it I re-raise and take the upper hand.

     The thing is you have no draws to realistically to hit and lowish cards so it is a bad push.

     Its a good call by the oppo if he as seen you make this move before and taken note of it. Plus he as put in a quarter of his chips in after you checked to him so if he thinks you are on a draw he could well be ahead as he was, if you have hit a pair he as to overs for a re-draw.
  • Batkin88Batkin88 Member Posts: 1,682
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    Generally cba to give pointers on this hand as played, but happy to dispense some general advice which is as follows- You need to be aware of your perception to other players. You have a called a 3x raise oop with junk, this shows me (and your opponents) you probably play most hands and can therefore have pretty much any 2 post flop. This means your bluffs are not as credible. Therefore no this is a good call, assuming the opponent based it on his notes of your play. Best of luck going forward darling. x 
    Posted by pr1nnyraid
    You should be forum banned for this post
  • jams88jams88 Member Posts: 694
    edited July 2012
    you have to consider oppoanants stack size when you make the shove looks how much he has already commited to the handif he has any part of that flop or any draw he has to call regardless of his thoughts of your play. If he has been raising your blind constantly play back at him by all means but find a better hand to do it with and shove with a hand that if it hasnt hit atlast has some equity overcards, or a draw as it is you are drawing extremly thin when he calls
  • Batkin88Batkin88 Member Posts: 1,682
    edited July 2012
    I will try to be helpful unlike some of the above:

    You say he has been stealing your blinds alot and that is what has caused you to do this, there are far better ways of countering this player. You can either wait for a decentish hand and shove it pre and hope for a call from tripe like KT or you can play back at him (Like you attempted). Your reads are clearly correct but you need to consider stack sizes when making this type of bluff. Personally I would 3 bet this hand pre quite small to about 1300, if he shoves insta fold but if he calls which is most likely for a player like this you now have initiative and can c-bet most flops and make him fold. His call isn't good but you cannot think like that, you need to realise what you could do to play this hand better and not what the villain could do.
    Going back to stacksizes he has 3x pre and then pot with aboout 65% behind, a player of this calibre is never folding so it isn't a good shove with 8 high.

    keep posting gl
  • jackAhertsjackAherts Member Posts: 37
    edited July 2012

    Hi Batkin

    Many thanks for your help and to all above that have give me constructive help about my play, I understand I am not up to the standard of play as you guys but that is why I am here and asking for all the help I can get. I have noticed that even on this forum some are not as helpful as others but cheers guys for all the help and hopefully you will be willing to help me some more in the near future with my game :)
  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call : You should be forum banned for this post
    Posted by Batkin88
    Why's that do you disagree with what i said? 
  • Batkin88Batkin88 Member Posts: 1,682
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call : Why's that do you disagree with what i said? 
    Posted by pr1nnyraid
    I think most of your posts are pointless, the clinic is there to help not act like a pathetic big man. There was no need to even post on this thread, making rude comments and being a complete tool.
    Putting 'darling' and a kiss at the end is rude and derogative, very childish. But you are probably use to being an arrogant 'big man' and getting your own way so why would we expect different?
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,945
    edited July 2012
    I actually like the move, call to check/jam on flop )
    If oppo been raising btn 3x and c betting pot size alot then it's a great way to win chips
    oppo call is just like lolz, obviously thinks you have draw so maybe not a great move versus this player :D

    Think most are missing the point, poster made a plan pre to shove on c bet so.... hats off
  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012
    What are you on about 'bigman'?! Who says I'm a man at all. Bore off. 
    The 1st post was on my phone and there was a paragraph underneath that didn't post. 
    I offer my opinion and advice to the best of my experience and logic, people can take it or leave it and you aren't required to go around policing the forums. If some of my posts go over your head that's understandable but to say they are pointless is questionable. 
    If you took the time to disect my 2nd post purely for its analytical merit you might realise it has some credibility. I've discarded all of the issues of the hand because it is far more important that op starts thinking about his game as a whole rather than this spot in isolation. So go back and re read it and use it for what it's worth. 
    Why is it that people automatically assume anyone who posts is a superior player to the villain they post about, this clearly can't be the case everytime
  • profman15profman15 Member Posts: 1,808
    edited July 2012
    Sorry mate but you should not be in this hand at all. Fold prelop.......
    However, you did have that as a plan.......so fair play. Mind what will other players think of you shoving in future? "Aaaaah here come 86o again"...just a thought mate as good players try to find out what ranges you play or call with and also what you shove with. Good luck with your poker...
  • jackAhertsjackAherts Member Posts: 37
    edited July 2012

    Thanks for all the help guys, to be honest I had not been playing many hands and had been playing pretty tight. It is not a move I would usually make here with complete air and not a hand I would call a raise with oop, but as I had a fairly good read on the player I knew exactly what he would do if he missed the flop. I didnt think it was a terrible move just unfortunate to get the bad call with king high....but I know nothing lol
  • Batkin88Batkin88 Member Posts: 1,682
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    What are you on about 'bigman'?! Who says I'm a man at all. Bore off.  The 1st post was on my phone and there was a paragraph underneath that didn't post.  I offer my opinion and advice to the best of my experience and logic, people can take it or leave it and you aren't required to go around policing the forums. If some of my posts go over your head that's understandable but to say they are pointless is questionable.  If you took the time to disect my 2nd post purely for its analytical merit you might realise it has some credibility. I've discarded all of the issues of the hand because it is far more important that op starts thinking about his game as a whole rather than this spot in isolation. So go back and re read it and use it for what it's worth.  Why is it that people automatically assume anyone who posts is a superior player to the villain they post about, this clearly can't be the case everytime
    Posted by pr1nnyraid
    This isn't a debate
  • JSTFLIPPINJSTFLIPPIN Member Posts: 255
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call : This isn't a debate
    Posted by Batkin88
    Hahaha owned it
  • Curt360x27Curt360x27 Member Posts: 490
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Was this a good shove and just a bad call:
    I actually like the move, call to check/jam on flop ) If oppo been raising btn 3x and c betting pot size alot then it's a great way to win chips oppo call is just like lolz, obviously thinks you have draw so maybe not a great move versus this player :D Think most are missing the point, poster made a plan pre to shove on c bet so.... hats off
    Posted by rancid
    Sorry but for me making you mind up as to what you are going to do post flop before you have even seen the flop or what your opponent does is senseless.

    I don't understand people you go into a hand pre flop with a 'plan'. When we play through a hand against one or more opponents, we react to the board texture and what our opponents do. Thinking ahead in a hand is a must, i.e deciding to B/F a river before we bet or what turn cards we are going to continue barrelling on when we are bluffing, however this is reacting to what is presented to us, whereas the above is just making stuborn decision blind IMO.
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