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glworden
Visionary
Silver Level
UTG and u raise with 9cTc ?
What would u have done if someone had come over your flop bet and put u all in?
You're burning money.I fold.
You're burning money.
I'd bet what I usually bet, ~2.25-3.00.
Standard c-bet in to a 3.30 pot.Explain please.
Why did you post an analysis and then two minutes later give us the result? Allow more time in the future for input
I would bet around 2/3 pot with your draw. If you are reraised, we need to know stack sizes and player notes before thinking any further.
K, so there's 3.30 in the pot, and you bet $1.50. If your opponent goes all in for $24.20, then...Explain please.
Situation:
.10/.25 NL Hold 'EM, Full Ring on Bodog.
Under the gun, I have 9cTc. I raise to .80.
There are four callers.
Flop is Jc8h4c.
I have an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw. Pot is $3.30.
How much should I be here?
Gary the Worden
K, so there's 3.30 in the pot, and you bet $1.50. If your opponent goes all in for $24.20, then...
Pot Size = 3.30 + 1.50 + 1.50 + 22.70 = $29
Price of Call = $22.70
Pot Odds = 1.28:1
Even if your opponent has a set, you have a 1.4:1 draw to win by the river. And your opponent's range is much larger than just sets. Against top pair, you're a 57% favorite to win by the river. So even if they put you all in, you should still call.
If you fold to a raise with this draw, you are burning money, because its such a strong hand. We don't need to know any stack sizes or notes, or any of that other BS. You're out of position with a huge draw, you should be shoving all in if you get the chance at least 95% of the time.
How much would you bet if you had pocket aces?
No, you don't want to over bet. You wouldn't mind a chance to shove all in here, but to start with just bet your normal c-bet of between 65-90% of the pot. If you get raised, then we're certainly going to shove all in. But you have to start small. If you just immediately raise all in, you're only going to get called by hands that have you beaten. You want to get action from all the hands that you can beat.I should be PUSHING all in on this flop?
No, you don't want to over bet. You wouldn't mind a chance to shove all in here, but to start with just bet your normal c-bet of between 65-90% of the pot. If you get raised, then we're certainly going to shove all in. But you have to start small. If you just immediately raise all in, you're only going to get called by hands that have you beaten. You want to get action from all the hands that you can beat.
I would bet $1.50 and take it down right thereSituation:
.10/.25 NL Hold 'EM, Full Ring on Bodog.
Under the gun, I have 9cTc. I raise to .80.
There are four callers.
Flop is Jc8h4c.
I have an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw. Pot is $3.30.
How much should I be here?
Gary the Worden
Situation:
.10/.25 NL Hold 'EM, Full Ring on Bodog.
Under the gun, I have 9cTc. I raise to .80.
There are four callers.
Flop is Jc8h4c.
I have an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw. Pot is $3.30.
How much should I be here?
Gary the Worden
Situation:
.10/.25 NL Hold 'EM, Full Ring on Bodog.
Under the gun, I have 9cTc. I raise to .80.
There are four callers.
Flop is Jc8h4c.
I have an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw. Pot is $3.30.
How much should I be here?
Gary the Worden
In general, suited connectors flop draws, and unless you flop a 12+ out draw like you did here, its hard to play draws profitably out of position. Its much easier to see free cards & control the size of the pot when you're in position.I'd be interested in hearing more about the garbage/negative eV aspect.
Pocket aces? I would probably have tried to protect them against four potential callers. Probably bet pot sized or more. Had this been the case, I would have been wary of a set on a re-raise.
If you play your draws differently than AA then you are giving away too much information.