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Deceitful_Frank
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hey people I got up a little earlier today to post details of the last hand I played last night at the City Cate. I had just busted one player and taken a good stack off another going all-in pre-flop with K6o. I got called by KQo and 33. I sucked out making the straight on the river. Not too much guilt as I felt I made the right play at the right time
So to the final table. we are about maybe 5-6 hands in and about 8 handed. Blinds are 800/1600 and I am on the BB, I have maybe 8 big blinds left behind. There is one mid position limper and I decide to check to see a free flop as raising with K6o out of position would seem pointless.
Flop comes down 336 i think all different suits or perhaps two the same. I am not worried about any flush or straight draws. Chances of villian having A3 or A6 are slim. I think he would have raised with 33, 66 or any pair that beats mine. I don't want to give a free card to let something scary come on the turn so decide it is right to bet. So far so good!
I think this is where I may have made the error. I bet 2.5k thinking this was about a standard 2/3 pot bet but forgot about the blinds and the fact I was out of position. I guess 3k would have been better into the pot already at 4k. If villian was a thinking player my bet would have probably looked weak.
Villian announces "all-in"... he has me covered. I have a difficult decision to make.
I count my chips, I have 5-6 big blinds left and considering we are 8 handed, I need to find a hand or I will lose all my fold equity soon.
He seems weak. Most of his range seems to be medium to high aces, high kings and other paint. Its a massive overbat and he seems to want to just push me off whatever he thinks I have. If I call and he has what I think he has I reckon I am a 75% favourite to double up and be in good shape for the money. If I fold now I will need a LOT of luck to survive many more orbits.
I called and he flips A7o! I am in great shape :d
2 hits the turn... all good baby!
and then a 7 comes on the river.
It stung. I guess thats poker :?
I shook his hand and sat there for a couple minutes to collect myself, said my goodbyes and left to lick my wounds!
Gotta just love this game!
Ok guys did I play this right? Should I have forseen his all-in move and just shoved after the flop myself seeing as I would be calling anyway? Should I have raised pre-flop or should my flop bet hve been larger?
What do you guys think?
Toby.
So to the final table. we are about maybe 5-6 hands in and about 8 handed. Blinds are 800/1600 and I am on the BB, I have maybe 8 big blinds left behind. There is one mid position limper and I decide to check to see a free flop as raising with K6o out of position would seem pointless.
Flop comes down 336 i think all different suits or perhaps two the same. I am not worried about any flush or straight draws. Chances of villian having A3 or A6 are slim. I think he would have raised with 33, 66 or any pair that beats mine. I don't want to give a free card to let something scary come on the turn so decide it is right to bet. So far so good!
I think this is where I may have made the error. I bet 2.5k thinking this was about a standard 2/3 pot bet but forgot about the blinds and the fact I was out of position. I guess 3k would have been better into the pot already at 4k. If villian was a thinking player my bet would have probably looked weak.
Villian announces "all-in"... he has me covered. I have a difficult decision to make.
I count my chips, I have 5-6 big blinds left and considering we are 8 handed, I need to find a hand or I will lose all my fold equity soon.
He seems weak. Most of his range seems to be medium to high aces, high kings and other paint. Its a massive overbat and he seems to want to just push me off whatever he thinks I have. If I call and he has what I think he has I reckon I am a 75% favourite to double up and be in good shape for the money. If I fold now I will need a LOT of luck to survive many more orbits.
I called and he flips A7o! I am in great shape :d
2 hits the turn... all good baby!
and then a 7 comes on the river.
It stung. I guess thats poker :?
I shook his hand and sat there for a couple minutes to collect myself, said my goodbyes and left to lick my wounds!
Gotta just love this game!
Ok guys did I play this right? Should I have forseen his all-in move and just shoved after the flop myself seeing as I would be calling anyway? Should I have raised pre-flop or should my flop bet hve been larger?
What do you guys think?
Toby.