fryderyk
Rock Star
Platinum Level
In this arrangement, you have the max. Whether or not you should go all-in depends on how the other players are playing, if you had the last move then go all-in, maybe someone will always call. Your opponent raised, but whether he would take the risk of calling all-in, you will never know.
GarotoMaroto
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Andyreas
Moderator
Moderator
Wonderful hand.😍
I also doubt he'd call off more but sometimes you have maniacs who call everything.
D0nk3y Hunt3r
Visionary
Bronze Level
Seems so.
btw, nice catch!
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
Facing a 2X raise on my BB I called with pocket 10s the SB called before me, so the pot odds were in my favour with a 9,10, J, flop I felt a little worried that someone could have hit a straight, so I checked after the SB checked and the initial raiser pushed all-in, the SB called, and I was in a bit of a dilemma, did I call or push all-in with the rest of my stack?
After I thought good and long for a while I decided to just call, then I hit a 10 on the turn, giving me 4 of a kind, the SB checked and I then thought they must have made a straight and not improved on the turn as I was now holding the nuts, so I shoved all-in, and the SB didn't hesitate in calling, sure enough when the cards were turned over the aggressive player was holding AK hoping to strike it lucky with a Queen on the river and the SB was sat holding a KQ straight.
This just goes to show some people just fall in love with their hands and cannot fold no matter what other players do.
So, to answer your question? "Yes, I would have shoved all-in"
After I thought good and long for a while I decided to just call, then I hit a 10 on the turn, giving me 4 of a kind, the SB checked and I then thought they must have made a straight and not improved on the turn as I was now holding the nuts, so I shoved all-in, and the SB didn't hesitate in calling, sure enough when the cards were turned over the aggressive player was holding AK hoping to strike it lucky with a Queen on the river and the SB was sat holding a KQ straight.
This just goes to show some people just fall in love with their hands and cannot fold no matter what other players do.
So, to answer your question? "Yes, I would have shoved all-in"
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kostja007
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I don't think that on that kind flop, which is very coordinated it makes sense to bet. A lot of hands could hit the flop and also a lot of draws are possible. You will be a lot of times far behind and sometimes against 2 overcards not much in front. Why you are betting? For value or bluffing? Both does not make sense on that flop. Its mostly x/f with this kind of hand.
Luka22guro
Rock Star
Platinum Level
All in in such a situation is bad because if the opponent had a flush on A,K, he would give a lot himself, and so I would give about 1/3 of the pot and hope for the opponent's re-raise.
Matt_Burns88
Legend
Loyaler
I think you probably got as much as you could here. The trouble is, villain is playing the board, but it is easy for you to have a better straight, or a flush, so by shoving, you probably force all but the stickiest of opponents to fold. Well played.
YevheniiKobliuk
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Hello! Why do we check on the turn?
Villain showed weakness by not making a bet on the turn, and on the river he decided to get it, thinking that you were bluffing, and he also called the reraise.
And in general, of course, all in, here unconditionally.
Villain showed weakness by not making a bet on the turn, and on the river he decided to get it, thinking that you were bluffing, and he also called the reraise.
And in general, of course, all in, here unconditionally.
eetenor
Legend
Platinum Level
We want to think about ranges- this is not just a simple play the board situation as the flush came in and we did not bet turn which is the more natural bluff spot- Therefore a shove is targeting high card flushes only as even the worst players see flushes on the river-Those same high card flushes shove all-in themselves after we raise- so really weak hands call strong hands shove when we just raise.
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zipocool
Visionary
Platinum Level
going all in on the river is a pretty good idea, given the texture of the board, our all in will look quite bluff and the opponent can call, and in general with absolute nuts it almost always makes sense to try to get the maximum from the opponent if you have already reached the river
Zaner
Rock Star
Platinum Level
no,i think you do right,he just call to see three of kind,have many flush, straight,if you goes all in maybe he fold, 33 it's too weak for pay all win on river,of course has a straight on the table,but it's dificult he pay all win
hilary antonik filho
Legend
Platinum Level
I was going all in straight, congratulations beautiful hand
rock0001
Legend
Bronze Level
yes , i think i would have shoved after the raise to get the max value out of the hand. however your raise was good because villain makes the call and you dont know what would have happened if you had gone all in.
BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
Many people can call purely on the board cards, no matter what they have in their hand. Especially since the remaining stack is not that big compared to the pot. It is necessary with the help of all-in to collect the maximum with 9x and closed flushes.