$25 NLHE 6-max: Did I play this right?

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Full Tilt - $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em (6 players)
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SB: $45.84
BB: $45.28
UTG: $32.33
MP: $25
CO: $112.45
BTN Hero: $24.55

Pre-flop: ($0.35) Hero is BTN and dealt :9c4: :10s4:
2 folds, CO calls $0.25, Hero raises to $1, 2 folds, CO calls $0.75

Flop: ($2.35) :10h4: :10c4: :5s4: (2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $1, CO raises to $2, Hero calls $1

Turn: ($6.35) :10h4: :10c4: :5s4: :ad4: (2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $3, CO raises to $8, Hero raises to $21.55 (All-in), CO calls $13.55

River: ($49.45) :10h4: :10c4: :5s4: :ad4: :6d4: (2 players)
 
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Looks fine to me. If villian had 55 then thats just a cooler, once you get to the turn there is lots of Ax hands in his range as well, and your hand is underrepped.
 
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bet flop more. bet turn more but yeah, basically get it all in
 
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Yea, stop with the crappy bets. You are losing tons of value when you do this with good hands, you are letting everyone draw profitably when they have draws. Its just bad.
 
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I saw that there were no draws. Was trying to rep no hand with small c.bet, thought he might raise w/ air. Thought same on turn.

Is this too much thinking?
 
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Think about it like this, do you really give anyone credit for trips when they cbet a paired board? I know I don't a lot of the time and will call almost any bet with draws, strong overs, and decent pocket pairs. So yeah, bet more.
 
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More on flop, as played fold to turn raise, it's always the nuts (even what a fish thinks is the nuts) and we're behind that range.
 
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I saw that there were no draws. Was trying to rep no hand with small c.bet, thought he might raise w/ air. Thought same on turn.

Is this too much thinking?

for me there's no such a thing like too much thinking...you did what you had to do and you played it well...i hope that you won this one,that there were no full house:/..that can be really classic at the tables especially in that situations :/my opinion(i like to think a lot too :)) is that a villian had something like strong pocket,like kings or ladies and i hope that i'm not wrong in this one ;)
 
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for me there's no such a thing like too much thinking...you did what you had to do and you played it well...i hope that you won this one,that there were no full house:/..that can be really classic at the tables especially in that situations :/my opinion(i like to think a lot too :)) is that a villian had something like strong pocket,like kings or ladies and i hope that i'm not wrong in this one ;)

Nope he had K10 :(. Lol, but it's cool.

Oh and btw 3-betting pre here with a relative unknown. Should I not do this or is it like a preference thing?
 
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Nope he had K10 :(. Lol, but it's cool.

Oh and btw 3-betting pre here with a relative unknown. Should I not do this or is it like a preference thing?

You were isolating not 3betting. It's okay with me though.
 
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I would fold on the turn.

How many times have you been CRd twice by a limper?

How many of those times did they have a hand that wasnt the absolute nuts or very near to it?

How many times have you see a limper CR as a bluff? How many times have you seen them do it twice?

If he had JJ,QQ,KK then he would likely go into call down mode on the turn.

If he had AK and spiked a king, he would likely go into slowplay mode had he been bluffing on the flop (not that limpers tend to bluff all that much)

I realise that villian is repping a very very narrow range, however I ran a quick report and of the 300K times I have seen a limper cal a raise OOP, I have only seen them CR 3% of the time.

Of that 3% their overwealming action on the turn is to bet most of these hands get to SD and they usually have the nuts so what this means is that the 3% of the time a limper CRs its almost always the nuts.

Saying that I probably wouldnt fold the flop raise, but the turn CR is just a better hand than yours.

You have a good hand, but if you held JJ preflop and the limper 3bet you would you call? We can even give this limper a 3bet % of 3%.
 
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I saw that there were no draws. Was trying to rep no hand with small c.bet, thought he might raise w/ air. Thought same on turn.

Is this too much thinking?

His calling range has little to do with your bet size.

On a paired board there are fewer hands that can call a bet, so you would expect more folds, but raise size here has no effect on that range.

When he CR's you his range is polarised although he probably has no turn barrelling range the rare time he ever bluffed there so when checked to you should raise bigger intending to fold to a reraise.

You are looking to get value from AX (athough this isnt a big part of his flop CR range) JJ QQ KK (slowplayed on the flop)

When he CR again he has a FH or TX but your TX is just behind his range. He plays all Broadway tens for sure.

He will play some lower tens, but these tend to be suited and therfore dont make up as many combos.
 
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Nope he had K10 :(. Lol, but it's cool.

Oh and btw 3-betting pre here with a relative unknown. Should I not do this or is it like a preference thing?

:D...well it was very brave if you ask me,raising pre with 9 10 that much :)...that was your psychological victory,you know,you hit something you couldn't even expect..ofc you were going like that,i would call all in there 4 sure...this looks like a fine settup for me, don't know about you :/
 
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I would fold on the turn.

How many times have you been CRd twice by a limper?

How many of those times did they have a hand that wasnt the absolute nuts or very near to it?

How many times have you see a limper CR as a bluff? How many times have you seen them do it twice?

If he had JJ,QQ,KK then he would likely go into call down mode on the turn.

If he had AK and spiked a king, he would likely go into slowplay mode had he been bluffing on the flop (not that limpers tend to bluff all that much)

I realise that villian is repping a very very narrow range, however I ran a quick report and of the 300K times I have seen a limper cal a raise OOP, I have only seen them CR 3% of the time.

Of that 3% their overwealming action on the turn is to bet most of these hands get to SD and they usually have the nuts so what this means is that the 3% of the time a limper CRs its almost always the nuts.

Saying that I probably wouldnt fold the flop raise, but the turn CR is just a better hand than yours.

You have a good hand, but if you held JJ preflop and the limper 3bet you would you call? We can even give this limper a 3bet % of 3%.

I like this alot. I love to think I could lay this down before I read this but I wouldn't . The whole lot makes alot of sense.

I'm learning to fold more and this has help me improve more
 
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i would bet a little bigger on the flop, and fold to a reraise on the turn.
Only hands he is repping on the flop are 55 to QQ and TJ,TQ,KT,AT and bluffs and when he reriases the turn his range is 55,TJ,TQ,TK,TA and bluffs. You only beat bluffs. If he likes tobluff a lot then call abviously otherwise i would fold.
 
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I definitely would not have raised with 9 10 off but once the hand started it seemed to work out well. Caught the cards you needed and got it all in. I don't recommend raising like that though unless of course this guy is limping in with any two cards very often
 
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