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lukyl
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Playing 2/5, sitting with 500, vil ~750
I'm behind button Ad Kc
vil Button
2 limpers
I raise to 25
vil calls
limpers call
pot ~100
flop 2d, 6d, 3c
limpers both check
i check (intention to check raise or see free turn, thinking that betting this bored looks too c-bet ish, and check raise would be much stronger repping a slow playing trap)
vil bets 75
limpers fold
i raise to 175 (expecting to take it here perceived his bet to be a pure steal)
vil tanks and calls
turn 10d
now i have little over 300 behind, and originally had thought if unlikely called on flop, i give up on turn unless improved. Which i was.. to ~30%
I shove all in, highly expecting a fold since i figured he cant have much more then a small over pair to the flop, hence the tank/flat call, and that the small over cant be calling often.
he calls and had 77, i brick the river.
Now this whole play could have been avoided by giving up on flop, but since this is the situation i got into, was it played OK?
the way i see it is that i had ~30% to win IF he calls, im paying 300 to win ~1050 (including his call) so 3-1, and the odds were ~2.5-1. You then factor in the huge amount of times you expect him to fold under the pressure with such a marginal hand, and i feel that this is worth the risk..
Am i deluded or was i correct?
Also just an FYI i was playing extremely tight the whole time, barely a hand played within an hour. He was fairly active in hands, but often not for a full board, just to flop etc.
I'm behind button Ad Kc
vil Button
2 limpers
I raise to 25
vil calls
limpers call
pot ~100
flop 2d, 6d, 3c
limpers both check
i check (intention to check raise or see free turn, thinking that betting this bored looks too c-bet ish, and check raise would be much stronger repping a slow playing trap)
vil bets 75
limpers fold
i raise to 175 (expecting to take it here perceived his bet to be a pure steal)
vil tanks and calls
turn 10d
now i have little over 300 behind, and originally had thought if unlikely called on flop, i give up on turn unless improved. Which i was.. to ~30%
I shove all in, highly expecting a fold since i figured he cant have much more then a small over pair to the flop, hence the tank/flat call, and that the small over cant be calling often.
he calls and had 77, i brick the river.
Now this whole play could have been avoided by giving up on flop, but since this is the situation i got into, was it played OK?
the way i see it is that i had ~30% to win IF he calls, im paying 300 to win ~1050 (including his call) so 3-1, and the odds were ~2.5-1. You then factor in the huge amount of times you expect him to fold under the pressure with such a marginal hand, and i feel that this is worth the risk..
Am i deluded or was i correct?
Also just an FYI i was playing extremely tight the whole time, barely a hand played within an hour. He was fairly active in hands, but often not for a full board, just to flop etc.