Oh dear...was there another way? I'm assuming 15 outs so greater equity( 9 clubs, 3 2's, 3 aces) Villain was playing fairly tight so was expecting pp, high sc's, Ax,x>9, broadway. Should i shove to his raise on flop? I seem to be making moves that aren't going to help the ladder but if it had worked it would have been good. What i'm asking is what was the correct play here? Just call flop and see what arrives?
PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalance$$$
Small blind 300.00300.0019285.00chubbersBig blind 600.00900.0022330.00 Your hole cards8A MICKAAFold profman15Raise 1200.002100.0015182.50catsy90Fold ALIVEHAT60Fold $$$
Call 900.003000.0018385.00chubbersFold Flop 345 $$$
Bet 3000.006000.0015385.00profman15Raise 6000.0012000.009182.50$$$
All-in 15385.0027385.000.00profman15All-in 9182.5036567.500.00$$$
Unmatched bet 3202.5033365.003202.50$$$
ShowJJ profman15Show8A Turn 3 River 6 $$$
WinTwo Pairs, Jacks and 3s33365.00 36567.50
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Ta P would you take a look at the other hand i posted pls. ty
I know you arean accomplished player G but i can't agree with shove pre for my T life. That's just mad imo. Or do you mean shove on flop?
This is the street you got the highest equity, and you want as much FE as possible.
If you were deeper stacked I would accept just calling his bet and a river bet, (but not a flop then fold to a river bet).
I rer the flop as i knew that that bet would show him i had two clubs, probably an ace so he could see that i had 12 outs min even if he had AX where x /> 8. Consequently we were in flip territory and he could be worse off than that. Is this flawed thinking?
TBH, I'M SORRY I DIDN'T RER ALL-IN TO HIS FLOP BET FOR SOME SORT OF FOLD EQUITY.
TY for your attention. I am learning a lot....using it and changing my style is another thing. May i ask you am i wrong for kicking myself for no laddering in these situations instead of looking for a big pot with greater equity than my opponent?