Last night in a cash game I got J 7. After flop and turn, I found I had 3 J and a pair of 3 (on table). So I bet quite a lot and a guy called. After river this guy bet huge and I called. It turned out this guy got 3 J and a pair of 10 ( his hole cards were J 10, and there was a 10 on table).


Would you fold at river when he bet? I suppose this is my bad luck. Or maybe there's more careful way to handle this situation?

Thanks!

You may have bet more to make it hard to call you to the river.

Cold decks happen. If you didn't lose all your chips, you did good.

It should have been necessary to throw J7 of the depard because it is really a very bad hand. Personally I will also have to pay my opponent with a full especially if the pot is important. I hope that you will have more luck for your next full.

You had bad luck. These kind of things happen from time to time and there is nothing you can do

i would never fold a full house

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Originally Posted by freestocks

You may have bet more to make it hard to call you to the river.

Cold decks happen. If you didn't lose all your chips, you did good.

Thanks!
I didn't lose all my stakes but i could.

Just checked history, I got Jc 3s, posted as small blind;
Flop was 7s; Td; Jh

I got a pair so I bet a little (4 cents as BB), the guy raised to 20 cents, as he got two pairs already (J and T), and I called;

Turn: Jd
I got a set, so I bet 24 cents; the guy called (already full house);

River: 7d
I got full house (JJJ77) but somehow I only checked, the guy all in, and i called.

Originally Posted by tauri103

It should have been necessary to throw J7 of the depard because it is really a very bad hand. Personally I will also have to pay my opponent with a full especially if the pot is important. I hope that you will have more luck for your next full.

it was J3 (my memory got rotten)
usually I do but I was SB, so i decided to try my luck. :-(

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i would never fold a full house


I would never fold full house either. But I remember in my short poker experience

my full house was beaten by another higher full house.

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I'm confused.

Your hand was J7.

What was the whole board and in what order?

How was he betting along the way at each street? What were his preflop betting actions?

Say for example he 3-bet preflop, you could put him on a monster hand, say TT-AA, or AK, AQs, with a high chance of that being a pair.

Tell us a little more about the hand, and we could help more.

A simple answer to your question though is, sometimes, yes.

it’s very hard to dump a full house in a game .. sometimes it’s a senior full ... here you have to be able to show patience and endurance ... but we don’t know the opponent’s card .. therefore very few people fold in real ....

I don't think I'm ever folding the boat there, but I suppose it depends on your opponent and their tendencies.

I fold a Full House more than twice.

And it was a Good decission because the guy with the bettet Full House bet ne all in

im pretty sure i wouldnt!! i didnt folded worst hands

To answer your question , yes I have folded a full house before. Had Pocket 9s Flop went 10-10-3 Turn Came a 10 and the River a Q. After a bunch of river betting and basically putting 45% of my tourney stack in I folded. Dude flips over Q-Q . In any other situation I would have called his all in and been busted out but we were playing together at the same tables through the tourney and the only time Ive seen him bet or call any large raise was when he had stone cold nuts. Ended up placing 2nd in the tourney in the end. it was one of the Worst best folds Ive made in poker

In the game different happens, maybe you did the right thing. But I've never dumped a full house before.

I wouldn't fold a full house unless it's matter of life and death. Your opponent having a better full house is just lucky. You don't know for sure what they raising for, they could have just a 3 or just 2 pairs. You did well considering the circumstances.

thanks everyone for commenting!

the situation here was that I thought I had the best full house except, I forgot to thinking about the pair! I had 3 J so what I should have thought was the higher pair. but, even if I thought that possibility, I doubt if I would fold...

looks like the hands like J3 should be dumped right away!

Originally Posted by Yunyi

Last night in a cash game I got J 7. After flop and turn, I found I had 3 J and a pair of 3 (on table). So I bet quite a lot and a guy called. After river this guy bet huge and I called. It turned out this guy got 3 J and a pair of 10 ( his hole cards were J 10, and there was a 10 on table).


Would you fold at river when he bet? I suppose this is my bad luck. Or maybe there's more careful way to handle this situation?

Thanks!

Yes, bet more sooner to eliminate draws, do not get greedy. In that spot ur kinda stuck tho. Other spots and boards easier to fold a boat. Another way to go is not playing weak hands at all

Originally Posted by FrothyGoodness

To answer your question , yes I have folded a full house before. Had Pocket 9s Flop went 10-10-3 Turn Came a 10 and the River a Q. After a bunch of river betting and basically putting 45% of my tourney stack in I folded. Dude flips over Q-Q . In any other situation I would have called his all in and been busted out but we were playing together at the same tables through the tourney and the only time Ive seen him bet or call any large raise was when he had stone cold nuts. Ended up placing 2nd in the tourney in the end. it was one of the Worst best folds Ive made in poker

A good table read can help a ton, live or online. If they fold every hand beware when they don't. Like wise even loose players get n hit good hands.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by MasterConan

A good table read can help a ton, live or online. If they fold every hand beware when they don't. Like wise even loose players get n hit good hands.

Cheers!

Was live , final 2 tables but both tables had 6 players so 9s were HUGE to pick up. Just got them against the wrong person

Originally Posted by Yunyi

Last night in a cash game I got J 7. After flop and turn, I found I had 3 J and a pair of 3 (on table). So I bet quite a lot and a guy called. After river this guy bet huge and I called. It turned out this guy got 3 J and a pair of 10 ( his hole cards were J 10, and there was a 10 on table).


Would you fold at river when he bet? I suppose this is my bad luck. Or maybe there's more careful way to handle this situation?

Thanks!

Its a bad luck,you pretty much dont played bad.....

A couple of days ago I lost five tourneys in one day all I flopped or turn a full boat. Lost all five to bigger boats. No I will never fold a boat.

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No, never! I go all in,if the vilian has quads,itīs just luck.

Originally Posted by Yunyi

Last night in a cash game I got J 7. After flop and turn, I found I had 3 J and a pair of 3 (on table). So I bet quite a lot and a guy called. After river this guy bet huge and I called. It turned out this guy got 3 J and a pair of 10 ( his hole cards were J 10, and there was a 10 on table).


Would you fold at river when he bet? I suppose this is my bad luck. Or maybe there's more careful way to handle this situation?

Thanks!

In this situation, you need to take into account many factors. For example, the way your opponent behaved in the game earlier. Most likely, I would not have folded your cards the same way, since the probability of two full houses is not so high.

It also happens to me, not very often, and even in my favor (Full or Poker), but greed always wins me, and when I feel the security of a Full I always go all-in.

The moral, I suppose, is to carefully check the table and your odds, although there are times when it is painful to throw some good cards. To be honest, I sometimes think that the game is programmed to "eject" some players giving them the illusion of a strong hand.

I immediately flight would have done.As it seems to me, catching the card it is necessary to raise the rate that the rest did not reach the card

you had a good hand, I think 95% of the players with such a hand would not fold. at least I would definitely not fold

You gotta really focus on your opponent when you are making these decisions, where their positions was, how they raised, what did on the flop, etc and the decision becomes easier.

There was a boat I had to fold on the river.

I had A5. Flop comes 10 7 7.

Turn comes another 7.

River, a 5.

I bet. Opponent raises. I fold and only show a 5. My opponent told me that he had a 10. So I dodged a bad beat.

There was another boat that I folded preflop before I even saw it. I had QJ preflop out of position (SB), players raising and reraising, I fold preflop.

Flop came QAJ.

Turn, another Q. River was a 7.

Old guy to my left had AQ (QQQAA) and I folded my QQQJJ way before I even hit it. I have this weird tendency to dodge bad beats before I even see them.

Yes bro in really good levels of Pot Limit Omaha your folding full houses many times if youre good