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SPT Semi Micro Sat - Flopped Set

Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
edited August 2012 in The Poker Clinic
This is still fairly early in one of the SPT Micro Sats. 11 runners so 2 seats and £3.20 for 3rd.

We've either lost 1 or 2 so far, either way, we're 4-handed. I think it's fine to just make up the SB pre this deep with 2 limpers in front.

I check with the intention of check-raising, assuming 1 of the 3 opponents is gonna bet. That goes to plan fine. It's the turn onwards really I want advice on (or earlier decisions if you feel I made mistakes).

Was I right to check to him and see if he bets out again? I guess he checks behind on the turn with a FD but now I've housed up, I should be able to stack most bad opponents if he checks the turn and hits the river.
PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalance
Lambert180 Small blind   25.00 25.00 3167.50
X Big blind   50.00 75.00 2505.00
  Your hole cards
  • 4
  • 4
     
ADIESHADY Call   50.00 125.00 1450.00
HurriKane Call   50.00 175.00 5202.50
Lambert180 Call   25.00 200.00 3142.50
X Check        
Flop
   
  • 6
  • Q
  • 4
     
Lambert180 Check        
X Bet   100.00 300.00 2405.00
ADIESHADY Fold        
HurriKane Fold        
Lambert180 Raise   250.00 550.00 2892.50
X Call   150.00 700.00 2255.00
Turn
   
  • 6
     
Lambert180 Check        
X Check        
River
   
  • 7
     
Lambert180 Bet   550.00 1250.00 2342.50
X Fold        
Lambert180 Muck        
Lambert180 Win   700.00   3042.50
Lambert180 Return   550.00 0.00 3592.50

Comments

  • percival09percival09 Member Posts: 3,804
    edited August 2012
    bet flop. If you decide to cr raise bigger. If you check you're risking it being checked around which loses value. c/r this spot is pretty strong and pretty much narrows your range down to what you have
    as played def bet turn
    Your line kinda sucks

  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited August 2012
    Fair enough, at least your honest lol.

    So how would you play it... bet, bet, bet/shove?
  • BorinLonerBorinLoner Member Posts: 3,863
    edited August 2012

    I agree that you should lead the flop. There's no reason to believe that, in a limped pot, anyone is going to bet behind but they may call a bet with a draw or a pair. The check-raise looks strong but also looks a bit like you might have a flush draw, so I don't agree with Percival09 that it looks only like a set or big hand. I don't absolutely hate it but the size you've made it means that he would not be making a mistake to call with a flush draw and you're not charging him much if he's got a Queen. You don't want to make it cheap for him here, only for a heart to hit the turn and lead to you i) losing your customer who folds his Queen, ii) going behind to a flush iii) folding to a bluff...

    On the turn it's a cardinal sin to check, in my opinion. You have the betting lead and you probably scared the life out of him by check-raising the flop. He called your flop raise so he'll probably call a bet here too. He's almost never betting here with any hand... unless he happens to have a 6 or a better house.

    Lead the flop. After you've check-raised the flop, bet the turn.

  • percival09percival09 Member Posts: 3,804
    edited August 2012
    Pretty much lol simple 
  • GREGHOGGGREGHOGG Member Posts: 7,155
    edited August 2012

    you flopped a set... do a dance and get it in asap

  • mj8bsmj8bs Member Posts: 214
    edited August 2012
    Line on flop isnt the worst although im with the others in leading out with the set. C/R kind of does turn your hand almost face up IMO. Once youve c/r flop and taken betting lead i think you got to bet the turn. If your flop c/r didnt have alarm bells ringing saying "set!!!" then your turn check has definitely turned the sprinklers on! 

  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,945
    edited August 2012
    c/r flop bigger
    bet turn

    don't think c/r this flop is that bad in a limped pot, oppo obviously betting with some Q, 6, underpair. draw - maybe air

    get some value by raising more on flop and betting turn

    think c/r or lead pretty much narrows your range so don't think it makes any differance - your only hoping someone has something in a limped pot that you can extract from - just go for full value versus QJ type hands & draws

    not betting turn is the mistake here imo
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,814
    edited August 2012
    I wouldnt c/r the flop in this manner defo dont give up the lead on the turn. Draws will call turn but not the river, we have them dead, lets charge em. 
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