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RivalOnlineSite Game #36450376059: Hold'em No Limit ($0.50/$1.00 USD) - 2009/12/09 11:50:15 WET [2009/12/09 6:50:15 ET]
Table 'Rhea V' 2-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: 2Wisdomy ($189.90 in chips)
Seat 2: verve.oasis ($109 in chips)
verve.oasis: posts small blind $0.50
2Wisdomy: posts big blind $1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to 2Wisdomy [Qc 7c]
verve.oasis: raises $2 to $3
2Wisdomy: calls $2
*** FLOP *** [9d Qs 9s]
2Wisdomy: checks
verve.oasis: bets $4
2Wisdomy: calls $4
*** TURN *** [9d Qs 9s] [Kd]
2Wisdomy: checks
verve.oasis: bets $11
2Wisdomy: calls $11
*** RIVER *** [9d Qs 9s Kd] [Jh]
2Wisdomy: checks
verve.oasis: bets $32
2Wisdomy: calls $32
Comments
couple of good barrell cards to keep him leading the pot, he could hav As 2s, or a small pair??
only say this because i would probably be putting you on a Queen by the river, he would expect you to pass this here and would probably slow down with a Q or K. I just feel villain is bluffing this river with ace rag of spades or turned a small pair into a bluff.
OK, in the example above (assuming you are 2wisdomy, you don't say). A small battle turns into a healthy pot. Happens all the time. So what's he got?
His PF raise is almost meaningless - he would do this with a lot less than Q7. You know this so see a flop.
Your check on the flop is also meaningless - you would check 99 in this situation - so he attempts a steal. You call him but don't raise. Significant.
The fact you don't raise would rule out TJ, K9 hands or Axs hands (from the way you like to play, garnered from previous posts), so that would set alarm bells ringing for me.
On the turn, the villain bets out again. Your call indicates a slow play, but also indicates that you're in here for the duration.
His river bet is the interesting thing. He knows you're going to call (only maybe an A falling would prevent that) yet he still bets out. Why? Either because he is stubbornly firing that 3rd barrel or he is value betting.
I think you just have too many losers at the end to call. But I'm sure he will turn over a funky 5 high.
how is this a complex hand?
Not that thats relevant, because thats obv in his range.
But theres so few hand combo's that can go for 3 streets of value.
Like, I guess QT, KT and houses, where as theres alot of A high, smallish pairs turned to bluffs.
I think it's probably pretty close.
Weird comment on all streets being bad, what else can I do on the flop except c/c?
Dont really get this hand as it looks like your in the big blind but your playing the whole hand out of position. (probably me being thick but obviously this would change the hand masssively.)
dont play alot of 2max cash sorry :-)