GRIN281289
Legend
Bronze Level
here is the answer for you. after the flop the player with the 4 and 6 set all in I called. the result you see for yourself
this is yesterday's game
here is the answer for you. after the flop the player with the 4 and 6 set all in I called. the result you see for yourself
this is yesterday's game
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mikeisthebestever
Rock Star
Silver Level
I think I would have liked to see a check on the turn, followed by a small bet on the river.
1. You dont want to blow your opponents off of weak 1-pair holdings when you are ahead. You block a lot of aces, so they cant exactly feel good about calling 2-3 barrels with a low kicker against the preflop raiser.
2. I think a decent % of the time when you get an overcaller in this situation you are actually going to be behind to sets and flopped 2 pairs.
3. You gain more information about the strength of the hands you are against because stronger hands are going to take the lead on the river to avoid losing value from it checking thru.
I like a check turn, bet-fold river.
A 2 pair+ hand isnt going to let the river check thru and you know exactly where you are at. If it checks to you, I would bet small, hoping to get called by a 1-pair type holding, and folding to a raise.
I am noticing a lot of players here dont quite get that to extract max value you have to be CALLED by a WORSE hand. Which means sizing appropriately to get a 1-pair hand to call you down in this case. I make huge folds live all the time just because someone bombs it on the flop with what is clearly a premium hand and they make the least amount possible with it.
Dont be results oriented when reviewing hands!
Just my thoughts, goodluck friend!
1. You dont want to blow your opponents off of weak 1-pair holdings when you are ahead. You block a lot of aces, so they cant exactly feel good about calling 2-3 barrels with a low kicker against the preflop raiser.
2. I think a decent % of the time when you get an overcaller in this situation you are actually going to be behind to sets and flopped 2 pairs.
3. You gain more information about the strength of the hands you are against because stronger hands are going to take the lead on the river to avoid losing value from it checking thru.
I like a check turn, bet-fold river.
A 2 pair+ hand isnt going to let the river check thru and you know exactly where you are at. If it checks to you, I would bet small, hoping to get called by a 1-pair type holding, and folding to a raise.
I am noticing a lot of players here dont quite get that to extract max value you have to be CALLED by a WORSE hand. Which means sizing appropriately to get a 1-pair hand to call you down in this case. I make huge folds live all the time just because someone bombs it on the flop with what is clearly a premium hand and they make the least amount possible with it.
Dont be results oriented when reviewing hands!
Just my thoughts, goodluck friend!
Luvart
Legend
Platinum Level
This is why in poker there is the rule which says that you only want to go postflop HU, even if you hold AA.
With the two players having called your preflop open, you can put at least one of them on a mid to low pair. On the flop I find good your bet, I would probably bet a little bigger 70-75%.
Turn is some kind f a "semi-blank card" that gives the flush draw too. I think that the bet is also good here. But a 22 or 66 set is quite possible here.
With the two players called both your flop and turn cbet, you are in a difficult position. Strong possibilities your single pair to be behind. I would check the river.
With the two players having called your preflop open, you can put at least one of them on a mid to low pair. On the flop I find good your bet, I would probably bet a little bigger 70-75%.
Turn is some kind f a "semi-blank card" that gives the flush draw too. I think that the bet is also good here. But a 22 or 66 set is quite possible here.
With the two players called both your flop and turn cbet, you are in a difficult position. Strong possibilities your single pair to be behind. I would check the river.
Vfranks
Legend
Silver Level
I'd change "even if" to "mostly when", but what about suited connectors, don't you want multiple people in for hands like that.. or maybe when set mining with lower pocket pairs?
I could be wrong, though.
ingybingy
Rock Star
Silver Level
Have you started to do any more balancing in your hands?
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hellomynameiswhat
Rock Star
Silver Level
I think all in is not necessary all the time. Remember if you are doing well in a tourney but not real well then you could lose it all. If you are double then next highest stack then all in or if you are behind.
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CuddlyBobcat30
Enthusiast
Silver Level
2 outer* ?
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CuddlyBobcat30
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Not much you can do here differently. Actually would say that this is pretty much the right way to play it in this circumstance, it actually makes sense for your opponent to continue with KQ. Just goes to show that in poker sometimes you can do everything right but still end up getting burned.
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Yoda_Priest_X_Napo
Enthusiast
Silver Level
This hand is well played, if you look to improve look at some different spots this is a standard one , and most important always have auto-refill on so you can play at full stack and win more money from weaker players.
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Elvis
Enthusiast
Silver Level
When I ve got aces I play very aggressive and I know that you can lose even with aces but it's the best hand that you can have and you must take advantage of it.You must raise from post flop 3-5 bb always or you can go all in depending on your stuck and what kind of game you re playing and the opponents that you're facing.