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Call River?!

mrdaviesmrdavies
edited September 2014 in Cash Strategy
Curt360x27 Small blind   £0.10 £0.10 £20.86
rtc Big blind   £0.20 £0.30 £17.30
  Your hole cards
  • A
  • 9
     
mrdavies Raise   £0.60 £0.90 £82.11
jimb0d1 Call   £0.60 £1.50 £19.10
Stewarty10 Fold        
Curt360x27 Fold        
rtc Call   £0.40 £1.90 £16.90
Flop
   
  • A
  • 10
  • 8
     
rtc Check        
mrdavies Bet   £1.00 £2.90 £81.11
jimb0d1 Call   £1.00 £3.90 £18.10
rtc Fold        
Turn
   
  • 2
     
mrdavies Check        
jimb0d1 Bet   £2.93 £6.83 £15.17
mrdavies Call   £2.93 £9.76 £78.18
River
   
  • 7
     
mrdavies Check        
jimb0d1 All-in   £15.17 £24.93 £0.00
           
           
           
           
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  • mrdaviesmrdavies
    edited September 2014
    He had only just sat at the table, messed about before with him but no real notes except can be slightly tilty, however he had just sat down!

    Factors in my decision.. I check turn for pot control with the thoughts on 1. if he bets, speed of bet and size.. and it felt like to me it was a steal / bluff with outs!

    Call to see river which is blank.. I feel i have to call shove? All draws missed - if he has a set then fair enough - but he just snap shoved river.. which was more suspicious!

    If I call -  is it a bad one?
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  • shakinacesshakinaces
    edited September 2014
    I'm not sure I call there to be honest... Jimbo is the sort of player I'd give credit to in the main so would think sets, J9 or two pair hands make up most, if not all, of his range... and I'm not convinced he'd shove river as a bluff as opposed to potting it and saving at least a bit if it's a total airball.

    Who knows though, perhaps you're right and he'd just added this table after getting beat up somewhere else and playing on tilt :)
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  • 77Chris9177Chris91
    edited September 2014
    Really close but I think a river call is pretty good. I assume villain would raise sets/2PR a high % of the time on the flop. You also block J9 and don't block the missed FD. NH :)
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  • mrdaviesmrdavies
    edited September 2014
    I called he had K10 of Spades!
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  • jimb0d1jimb0d1
    edited September 2014
    Bah! I remember this one.

    This was during 40 minutes of maniac play. Im experimenting a bit at nl20 after building back up my roll to 1kish through tournaments after a failed nl10 challenge. Been up and (mostly)down but its very similar to nl10. Nothing too scary.

    After the smallish flop bet and turn chk-call I put you on a mid-ace and since my 10 was no good just decided to bomb you off it if showed any weakness on the river. Nice hand  :)
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  • CraigSG1CraigSG1
    edited September 2014
    I would have called. Sets and two pairs are almost always raising flop and betting bigger turn on such a wet board. 

    I would have maybe given credit to a shove that took their time to think. Snap decisions are usually ones that have been made earlier or a draw that has missed.
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  • IDONKCALLUIDONKCALLU
    edited September 2014
    river shove looks fishy if they bet smaller id prob fold as they shoved looks like a bluff so i would of called
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