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Small blind | 50.00 | 50.00 | 8505.00 | ||
Nutter5932 | Big blind | 100.00 | 150.00 | 5835.00 | |
Your hole cards |
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TheDiv | Raise | 200.00 | 350.00 | 8115.00 | |
anjie1970 | Fold | ||||
kimpet | Call | 200.00 | 550.00 | 10740.00 | |
tallboy | Raise | 800.00 | 1350.00 | 8385.00 | |
ctbn | Fold | ||||
Nutter5932 | Fold | ||||
TheDiv | Fold | ||||
kimpet | Call | 600.00 | 1950.00 | 10140.00 | |
Flop | |||||
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kimpet | Bet | 975.00 | 2925.00 | 9165.00 | |
tallboy | Raise | 2925.00 | 5850.00 | 5460.00 | |
kimpet | All-in | 9165.00 | 15015.00 | 0.00 | |
tallboy | Fold | ||||
kimpet | Muck | ||||
kimpet | Win | 15015.00 | 15015.00 |
Comments
1 - hes got ak/aq possibly 10s dont think hes hit that flop as he wouldnt have called your raise
2 - dont think hes huge as he would av re raised you
3 - worst case senario hes got trip 9s (my luck) but i wouldnt av called the 800 pre flop with 99.. pushed or folded..
after all above i would call, but im sure there are plenty who would disagree
1 - i think im ahead
2 - u have over 3k in the pot already
after looking at this again i think.. fold is the best option... after you have already have 3k in the pot he must be expecting you to call his all in.. therefore i think he is strong.. dont know what he has tho.. aa or kk should re raise you pre....
if you are reading this please say your hand
I had about 5800 left when i folded, but i was certain they had hit their set by the way the betting went. It was the £22 deepy i went on to finish 4th in it.
CALL! JJ is a monster here for you!!! - If ace high is big enough, JJ is for sure! haha
No seriously the way uve played it I'd call. Why raise the flop if u were guna fold were u bluffing? Flat it and see what he does next, use the 2 thousand chips you used to raise him on the flop, on later streets to see if he gives u any more clues as to his hand, or if he slows down.
Its krazy to automatically put him on a set, how can u do that? Might have flatted ur re raise pre with aces or kings, in which case he has the perfect flop to trap tens jacks and queens.
Yukky flop but as u played it, ill call his all in - People have commented on it only being 50/100, I look at this as positive in that you havent gone that deep, so alot of time hasn't been invested, rather than a reason to lay it down coz theres loads of time left to play.
Im trying to win the tourny everytime, not cash in 5th or 4th, Ive seen the prize structure for this n it just about doubles ya buy in. Easier ways to do this than slog it out for 5 hours.
Call as played, but look at flatting the flop in position if ur not willing to commit ur stack.
GL, DOHH
Do i want to make money at poker? yes. But the deepy is more of a challenge for me against some of the best players on the site
The key info here is that it's the deepy.
When I first saw the hand, I thought call all day long (assuming it was either a normal/fast/bounty sky tournie).
As it's the deepy, you were probably right to fold and work your way back (although you may not have been behind).
So to everyone, please always state which tourney you were playing in, makes a huge difference in what the correct play is, ta.
Whaaaaat? The right decision is the right decision full stop. He shud call here if hes winning, and fold if he believes he is losing. Its an isolated decision as it's all in or fold, sh!t or bust. It has nothing to do with tournament strategy. - Mindset maybe, and - what the individual considers as a 'successful tourny result' - But the individual hand in question shud be looked at as an isolated event.
Early stages of a deepstack r the same as a cash game, for the first 2 hours theres no pressure with the blinds, so every hand is an individual event - Your whole focus shud be on the hand in question.
In a velocity u wudn't have a choice, rly, theres no skill in them anyway.
Im not saying it was a bad fold, as long as it was, and i'm sure it was.....a fold for the right reasons.
DOHH - btw - whilst writing this post I've just opened a prezzie from mi Dad - "Harrington on cash games" - THE only poker book I've ever read in my life lolol.
I got Harrington on Hold'em a couple of months ago. Awesome book. I hope I have learnt loads from it but I guess time and results will tell!
I think flatting pre is fine aswell given how nitty the £22 deepy is.
Probably flat the flop aswell.