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Player | Action | Cards | Amount | Pot | Balance |
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ROS77 | Small blind | 10.00 | 10.00 | 1930.00 | |
rich1961 | Big blind | 20.00 | 30.00 | 1860.00 | |
Your hole cards |
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MrJoeBlogs | Call | 20.00 | 50.00 | 2070.00 | |
davelufc | Raise | 100.00 | 150.00 | 2880.00 | |
Brazidaz | Call | 100.00 | 250.00 | 1040.00 | |
tabs71 | Fold | ||||
ROS77 | Fold | ||||
rich1961 | Fold | ||||
MrJoeBlogs | Call | 80.00 | 330.00 | 1990.00 | |
Flop | |||||
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MrJoeBlogs | Check | ||||
davelufc | Bet | 330.00 | 660.00 | 2550.00 | |
Brazidaz | Fold | ||||
MrJoeBlogs | Raise | 660.00 | 1320.00 | 1330.00 | |
davelufc ? |
Comments
We've played a few times on dyms. Is this £3/£5 as lower or higher may be slightly different on what people may play.
So its level 1 and you've been playing a fair bit by the size of your stack. Consequently, some ABC players will look upon you as loose. That could be a factor.
Pre bet size is good to my mind although 200 would push him off set mining with spprs incl 88 as he knows the flop should incl prob two higher cards.
Post bet size........well the check raise after a flop which leaves flush or trips for JJ or 88 seems to be only options. AK should've folded ,you'd think, so min ch R seems strong imo. I can't fault your bet size though it does, considering your stack, seem a little on the "i'm ready to let this go if i get resistance" side.
IMO, this is a fold for me primarily because your remaining stack still leaves you in a great position and you have no reads or notes on this player. He may be just making a play after a couple too many Buds but you need not test this out really.
set or draw - you decide
what would mr bloggs do...
it could be AJ
--- i think 55 so fold---
This is a dym and i feel that the strategy is different here.
There are even mathematically proven cases where folding AA is the proper thing to do. It's a matter of surviving to the top three. Its not wanting lower pairs to go away. I'm happy to win the pot without worrying. I have 2800 in chips and don't want to get caught out.
This is level one and even Moshman talks in his book of the problems of playing at these levels without QQ+, AK+. as the rewards don't offset the pitfalls. I'm trying to narrow his range of hands so that i have a good feel for what he is playing. If i make a bet that imo would push 88 away then when he calls and an 8 flops then i don't worry about it. With 100 as a bet, with only 80 to call and two others in the pot, he may be tempted. Its a way of looking at it and i may be wrong but this is a dym not a deep stack where i'm trying to string him along. Remember the only peple guaranteed to gain, icm-wise, from an all-in and call are the remaining players outside the pot. TBH, level one plays here with QQ, i would much rather win small here than take it past the flop because all the cards are jack or less. Too many times at this level i will be up against QQ+, AK+ and fnd myself out of the dym or in peril. Dave isn't as he has a good stack and so, if he can't define his opponents hand more clearly then he should fold imo. Again a 200 bet has that aim as he has the stack to slightly bully. Its only a a way of playing dym's. Maybe me posting up first was opening myself up to the gattling gun but that's what a clinic is for. I'm learning too and i may disagree with more experienced and successful players. All we can do is try to explain the reasons we said what we did. In time we may change our opinion. Thats the aim of the clinic and i'm happy to accept your criticism though i do have reasons in my strategy for pushing away a weaker hand preflop. You may not agree with what i am doing but those were the reasons. Cheers.
Either way, in DYM I think that with no reads you have to credit them with a hand that beats you and sigh fold - obv that changes if in later levels or with less players remaining.
FWIW I'd normally look to bet the minimum at all times in DYM (bar the all-in shoves in later stages) - I think a 2/3 bet here gets the same results cheaper (either fold hands that can outdraw you while you're ahead / drag poor players into calling - or see this sort of min-raise and get away cheaply).
Out of interest, what level is this being played at? Am guessing it's at least one level above my usual buy in...
Quite interesting to see a hand I was involved in posted in the clinic.
Oh and to Proffman, no I hadn't had a few to many buds mate lol.
In this case, especially at the lower levels a 2xBB + 1 for the limper (so 80 chips) would have made a smaller pot, then a bet of around 60-70% of the pot.If he shoves all in then all you've lost is about 220 chips and not the 430 you are now looking at losing if you fold. The chances are he's got AJ,or could be on a straight draw with 9/10 suited(a stronger hand like AA,KK would be re-raising you preflop), you have to try and work out his range, He may have called with AK missed the flop completely, put you on a similar hand and just shoved. But apart from pocket pairs that connect with the flop giving him a set, I'm not worried so I'm calling....
I think that when we put a player on a certain hand ( AJ/ Axc / ) we end up HOPING he has that hand!!
If any A or K was on that flop, i`m prob outta there in a DYM!
Cheers again lads,
Exit hand from same tourney. QQ premium hand pfffffftt lol!
A set if very hard to detect..most of us would have done the same and we walk into a cooler...there are very few who are going to fold QQ on a J high flop
I wasn't saying that anything you were doing was wrong or poor play and obviously not from seeing that you'd hit your set. Consequently as i said, a min raise would show strength than an all-in as you may be trying to induce a shove, quite correctly. However, i've come across players whose chat box antics have suggested 'Buds at work' as their play has been a little extravagant, shall we say. It all helps in making a decision, don'tyou think. Really i was just joshing...no offence m8. Have a good 2013.
No offence taken at all mate.
I enjoy reading the clinic, It's really interesting seeing how different people play the same hand.
As this 1 played out I re raised hoping Dave would shove as I had him on an over pair.
Good play mate though i must admit the limp then call pre then min raise of his pot bet would have me running for the fold button pronto. It looks like overpair or set time, doesn't it.
Really don't think you gain by limping as when your 8 to 1 chance of hitting the set on flop doesn't come off then you could be up against a few others with almost anything and prb ahead with two pr on a random board. You may have to waste chips in finding out and give up the pot.