Full house Vs Royal Flush

cobbler78

I lost and to be honest, dont mind losing to a royal flush, I think I played this hand pretty well, though I was up against a big flush but was well aware there could be a royal flush out there after the river. But I think I had to call the all in bet. Thoughts??

Hand History #306710756 (22:53 10/11/2010)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
Jolew	Small blind		15.00	15.00	2295.00
pokeynose	Big blind		30.00	45.00	2080.00
	Your hole cards	K 9
GEE1987	Call		30.00	75.00	2320.00
jacksht	Call		30.00	105.00	1940.00
different	Fold
cobbler78	Call		30.00	135.00	1730.00
Jolew	Call		15.00	150.00	2280.00
pokeynose	Check
Flop
		K K 10
Jolew	Check
pokeynose	Check
GEE1987	Bet		60.00	210.00	2260.00
jacksht	Call		60.00	270.00	1880.00
cobbler78	Raise		180.00	450.00	1550.00
Jolew	Call		180.00	630.00	2100.00
pokeynose	Call		180.00	810.00	1900.00
GEE1987	Fold
jacksht	Fold
Turn
		9
Jolew	Check
pokeynose	Check
cobbler78	Bet		60.00	870.00	1490.00
Jolew	Call		60.00	930.00	2040.00
pokeynose	Call		60.00	990.00	1840.00
River
		A
Jolew	Check
pokeynose	Check
cobbler78	Bet		180.00	1170.00	1310.00
Jolew	All-in		2040.00	3210.00	0.00
pokeynose	Fold
cobbler78	All-in		1310.00	4520.00	0.00
Jolew	Unmatched bet		550.00	3970.00	550.00
Jolew	Show	J Q
cobbler78	Show	K 9
Jolew	Win	Royal Flush	3970.00		4520.00

The_Don90

only thing id say raise or fold pre.

cobbler78

Maybe, but I was on the button and getting good odds to call pre. Lucky I wasnt playing a cash game I suppose, that coul have cost me my whole stack.

thorpey1

just one of those things very unlucky i couldnt lay it down tbh never had a royal flush 

PILLOWMAN

In Response to Re: Full house Vs Royal Flush:

just one of those things very unlucky i couldnt lay it down tbh never had a royal flush 
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yb

Played pretty terribly tbh.

Fold or raise pre (preferably fold).
Raise more on flop.
Bet more on turn & river.

You should easily have been able to get stacks in so not sure how you managed to leave yourself with 1310 chips out of 1730.

cobbler78

I had the house early though, didnt want to scare people off, i wanted people to get their flush draws. Only put 30 in pre to a pot of 150 on the button with an average hand. If i hit like i did massive implied odds in my favour.

yb

You do not have implied odds with this hand. In fact you have reverse implied odds because I doubt you'd be folding it too easily if you hit top pair. You are going to flop trips and turn a house with it hardly ever. K9o is a junky hand, just throw it away.

Also anyone calling with a flush draw on the flop got there on the turn, then you decide to bet 60 into a pot of 810 for some reason meaning that we cannot get stacks in with a psb on river. Obv when we have a fh this is not a good thing.

YOUNG_GUN

In Response to Re: Full house Vs Royal Flush:

Played pretty terribly tbh. Fold or raise pre (preferably fold). Raise more on flop. Bet more on turn & river. You should easily have been able to get stacks in so not sure how you managed to leave yourself with 1310 chips out of 1730.
Posted by yb

This dont think you played it well at all

pryce6

Lol this isn't the poker clinic?

shelski

In Response to Re: Full house Vs Royal Flush:

Lol this isn't the poker clinic?
Posted by pryce6

That pryce6 guy is ALWAYS right !

The_Don90

eeek i just noticed u where dead off turn lol .

unknown_username

I watched quads lose to a str8 flush yesterday. That has to suck for the quads.

Kevilfish

I don't mind the limp on the button, you're in position after the flop, it's only 1.7% of your stack, it doesn't really matter what your cards are as long as you were willing to use your position after the flop.

On the flop, I'd be raising much more, it's a dangerous drawing board, I'd be making it 450-600.

When the turn comes, take away the end result, it's the perfect card for you, the open-ended straight has hit, the flush has hit and you have a full house, you have two opponents, you've got to get value here, it doesn't matter if one in two times you scare away your opponents, if you can get all of your chips in the middle one in every two times, you'll benefit in the long term.

If the raise was bigger on the flop, you could push your 1200 into 1600, you're probably getting at least one of the players calling, possibly two.

I can understand the 60 bet if you have a read that your opponents are good players and are likely to be raising your weak bet but I prefer the bigger bet, maybe 300-450.

Again on the river, I would have bet bigger.

You were always going to lose your stack here, one tip here is don't be afraid of scaring away your opponents, it's better to win a few small pots as well as a few massive pots, rather than a lot of average sized pots.