Bounty Builder $2.20, $18K Gtd

#1 November 12th, 2017, 9:40 PM

Let's see what they think about how they play this hand ... the lucky factor River did not help me, he said his opinion and keep improving.

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#2 November 12th, 2017, 9:43 PM

what a cooler, Yeah the river busted you out, nothing you can do here pretty much though just the variance hit you hard this time. Good luck in the tables to come!

#3 November 13th, 2017, 12:14 AM

Not much you can do about this one,unfortunate

#4 November 14th, 2017, 2:09 AM

Problem spotted, 3 bet shove pre and you probably just win a 5k pot and move on.

#5 November 14th, 2017, 3:21 AM

Originally Posted by Acesinthebig

Problem spotted, 3 bet shove pre and you probably just win a 5k pot and move on.

He certainly got coolered on that river, but I think I agree with you. Stack is too small to play speculatively. With chances to flop trips so low, and chances of a scary over card coming so high, against two players, there is no sense in flat calling. All in or fold here, depending on what is known about UTG and SB.

#6 November 14th, 2017, 11:39 AM

Unfortunetly this happens once in a while, probably 3 bet-shove pre was a way better decision here. Dont worry, if you are good you will still get a good place most of the time, these things don't happen that often.

#7 November 14th, 2017, 12:54 PM

Preflop call is good. Absolutely safely. For catching trips. All-in would have been better if EP and SB was too loosy, with wide range. On the flop I would play check-call, or check-raise. But you at once present at least T and may lose big bets from weaker hands.

#8 November 14th, 2017, 4:21 PM

With the stack $11458 and 4 < M < 5 (with the pot comprising with blinds and antes equal to $2610) your main options should be all-in or fold. But here you could call with very inexpensive investment of approx 1 BB being provided with huge pot odds (6:1). While going all-in preflop mainly depends on the profile of UTG player calling is also very good option (again, in this particular case).

You hit the flop hard so i don't see how you could fold. So i'd say i did everything right but luck wasn't on your side.

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