$Freeroll NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: test sorry

did i played the Queens right or shoud I raised more




peflop: Hero is BB with Q Q
SB completes, Hero raises to 60, SB calls 40

Flop: (120) Q 4 2 (2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks

Turn: (120) 2 (2 players)
Hero bets 60, SB calls 60

River: (240) K (2 players)
Hero bets 120, SB raises to 420, Hero raises to 660 and is all-in, SB calls 180 and is all-in

Results: 1,440 pot
Final Board: Q 4 2 2 K
Hero showed Q Q and won 1,440 (720 net)
SB showed 3 K and lost (-720 net)

If you got all your chips in you played the QQ just fine. Betting the flop would have been ok too.

your right the hand and the score ended just fine but I was nut sure if the way tho that was/is the right one

You played ok. Probably bet on river was too small.

I would raise a little more preflop. Then its fine

QA77 said:

I would raise a little more preflop. Then its fine

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my usual raise is about 3 to 4 BB. Is that to low ? why.

thought when I push too much in noone will pay it

Looks like you raised 2x right? If you were doing from early or middle position you'd invite others to come into the pot with you.

darthdimsky said:

Looks like you raised 2x right? If you were doing from early or middle position you'd invite others to come into the pot with you.

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The post does not make sense. Hero is in the BB and raises 3X over the SB call. No problem there. Then all following streets the hero is acting first which is not correct as the SB should be first to act.

But no he is not in an early or mid position... I think.

You did OK, but After the Flop, I would have bet a lot more, so to Stop any Flush attempt. Given that oportunity is never a nice idea.

I should start by noting I am an experienced cash small stakes player who has been branching out into tournaments. That said, I try an keep all of my preflop raises the same size. If Hero is BB and SB calls $40 that implies the blinds were 20/10 which makes the 40 chip raise after SB completes a little light.

I disagree with the the slow play also. Villain is getting a free draw to her possible flush, IMHO Hero's flop bet should be standard too. To me a 1/2 pot Cbet looks more standard and less scary than the check.


Th two on the river is a complete blank. Very few of villain's combos have a 2. The two is a blank for Hero's range too. The bet on the turn looks like a delayed Cbet.


The K on the river is a great card for Hero as it turns out. The flush didn't come in and the K embolden Villain to over play her hand.


One should also remember this is early in a free roll. There are lots of players that are looking to get it in early to double up or go home before too much time is wasted. In real money games I'd think Villain wouldn't push on the river with top pair and terrible kicker.

thanks.
i didn't thought, that I with the small cbet I were off. buh you are right i gave a hearts flush draw a cheap card thank

As you doubled up, it was perfect.
As others have said: you should have cbet post flop.
The risk would have been that the villain would have folded after another cbet on the turn.

8bod8 said:

As you doubled up, it was perfect.
As others have said: you should have cbet post flop.
The risk would have been that the villain would have folded after another cbet on the turn.

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yeah the result was perfect. but I try to improve my game and don't want to depend on my luck so in my opinion that you won a hand doesnt mean you played well

If you do the same always, you'll become predictable to others and loose...
Ideally you change your style, depending the cards, the board and the other players.

Over all I think the play is fine. You got all your chips in with the best hand. Something is wrong with your description after the preflop action. You are in the BB against the SB but you are first to act on the flop, turn and river? Anyway I think the check on the flop is fine, be sure to mix up this play and don't always check your sets or you will be to easy to read. I think your river bet could be sized up to 3/4 to full pot but can't argue with how it played out for you.

Good Luck

This is a very good game. Opponent gave to you all his chips.