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| This hand is so bad it's not even funny, where is the biggest mistake and what do you do differently $0.25/$0.5 No Limit Holdem 6 players Converted at weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($74.91) UTG+1 ($16.78) CO ($59.90) BTN ($52.74) SB ($67.75) Hero ($50.00) Pre-flop: ($0.75, 6 players) Hero is BB ![]() ![]() 2 folds, CO raises to $2.50, BTN calls $2.50, SB calls $2.25, Hero calls $2 Flop: ![]() ![]() ($10, 4 players)SB checks, Hero checks, CO bets $3.50, 1 fold, SB folds, Hero calls $3.50 Turn: ($17, 2 players)Hero checks, CO bets $8.50, Hero calls $8.50 River: ($34, 2 players)Hero goes all-in $35.50, CO says "j q or the flush", 1 fold Final Pot: $69.50 Hero wins $67.30 ( won +$17.30 ) CO lost -$14.50 BTN lost -$2.50 SB lost -$2.50 |
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| personally I fold pre-flop. I fold the turn as played but I am curious to see what others do here.
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| From the fish standpoint, I would play the hand pre-flop from the BB since the table is 6-handed and his raising range should be widened a bit at the CO. You're priced right to play after the flop, but villian prices you out at the turn. I would put him on a PP of 99+, with Aces or Kings less likely since his raise was weak after the flop. I would agree with PoWdA and fold at the turn. Nice that you flushed him though... ![]()
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| cheers for comments. as mentioned a catalogue of errors in this hand. pre flop 2 into an 8 pot I'm calling this all the time I think. I would always fold A5o and never get excited on a Axx flop. Thoughts on CR the flop now that it's HU. The CO is fairly loose agg, and has 100% FCB, even with mult opponents. As played, totally agree with turn fold, no chasing odds and hand now transparent so not going to get any further value if I do hit. river - again just bad. I knew my hand was face up after weak flop.turn play. |
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| I def call pre-flop, unless you can't get away from an Axx flop. I c-r the flop, willing to get it all in there. As played, fold the turn. No implied odds, and certainly not getting the pot odds to call. |
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| | I think I'm with Never Race on this hand. You can make an argument for folding pre-flop, but I would probably play this hand also as long as you can get away from the hand if you flop top pair. I like to either bet the size of the pot on the flop, or make a substantial check raise(leaning more towards the check raise. Can't see a ver good reason for folding on the flop. The river is a really bad card to make the flush with, because of the one card straight potential. You definitely have to bet a smaller amount, even something as small as $10, afterall 10 is beter than 0 .Jason
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