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leaks in my game, help wanted

edited June 2011 in The Poker Clinic

two hands here, i just advice on how i should have played them as hands like these keep costing me dearly

DeBuster Small blind  50.00 50.00 4187.50
Yorkie74 Big blind  100.00 150.00 4362.00
  Your hole cards
  • A
  • K
     
birty964 Fold     
KKrippler Fold     
super_fly Raise  200.00 350.00 8809.50
waller02 Raise  500.00 850.00 3990.00
DeBuster Raise  750.00 1600.00 3437.50
Yorkie74 Fold     
super_fly Fold     
waller02 All-in  3990.00 5590.00 0.00
DeBuster All-in  3437.50 9027.50 0.00
waller02 Unmatched bet  252.50 8775.00 252.50
DeBuster Show
  • J
  • J
   
waller02 Show
  • A
  • K
   
Flop
   
  • 10
  • 4
  • 3
     
Turn
   
  • 9
     
River
   
  • J
     
DeBuster Win Three Jacks 8775.00
waller02 Small blind  20.00 20.00 5457.50
AcidMan27 Big blind  40.00 60.00 5545.00
  Your hole cards
  • Q
  • A
     
DAIBOOT Fold     
Deivis Fold     
tim844 Call  40.00 100.00 6437.50
trojan57 Raise  120.00 220.00 2660.00
waller02 Call  100.00 320.00 5357.50
AcidMan27 Fold     
tim844 Fold     
Flop
   
  • 4
  • A
  • 3
     
waller02 Check     
trojan57 Bet  320.00 640.00 2340.00
waller02 Call  320.00 960.00 5037.50
Turn
   
  • 6
     
waller02 Check     
trojan57 Check     
River
   
  • 4
     
waller02 Bet  480.00 1440.00 4557.50
trojan57 All-in  2340.00 3780.00 0.00
waller02 Call  1860.00 5640.00 2697.50
waller02 Show
  • Q
  • A
   
trojan57 Show
  • K
  • 4
   
trojan57 Win Three 4s 5640.00  5640.00

Comments

  • edited June 2011
    Hand 1 rr more pre and then decide if 50/100 is to early to race for your tourny, sometimes early in a tourny take a flop with ak.

    Hand 2 either rr pre or as above if you think it is too early to get aggro with AQ call, but then you have to raise flop and bet turn at least 2/3 of pot
  • edited June 2011
    Agree with Mattless in the second hand, you need to re-pop the button raiser and take the initiative, he may call, healthy c-bet though on flop though and job done; doesn't get anywhere nr rivering his trips...

    JJ v AK, depends what you want from tournament really.  I probably do similar. Think you could be in pretty good shape here, standard spot where button raises with the goods, SB is a non-believer, sometimes you'll be racing, a lot of the time they'll dwell and fold, and another 10-20% they'll call with a worse A than yours.  - ul
  • edited June 2011
    Hand 1 is fine, I prob 3bet bigger

    Hand 2 I prob raise pre, but I think flatting is ok too. I dont mind the c/c flop, theres a good argument for c/r though. As played I fold to river shove, I wouldnt fault you too much for the call though getting over 2/1
  • edited June 2011
    In Response to Re: leaks in my game, help wanted:
    Hand 1 is fine, I prob 3bet bigger Hand 2 I prob raise pre, but I think flatting is ok too. I dont mind the c/c flop, theres a good argument for c/r though. As played I fold to river shove, I wouldnt fault you too much for the call though getting over 2/1
    Posted by grantorino
    What is this argument? 

    Coz he might have hands like AJ/AT?
  • edited June 2011
    Hand 1 fine, I re-raise more 600-700

    hand 2, I may re-raise pre depending if i think the raiser has been openning alot or wide? , I prob re-raise flop. I like check calling if i have a solid read that im crushing the villain + they are likely to bluff every street. As played i prob check call river for pot control although i would be confident im ahead but your only going to get re-raised by a hand that your beat, you probably could bet fold but dont like bet and call all in
  • edited June 2011
    In Response to Re: leaks in my game, help wanted:
    In Response to Re: leaks in my game, help wanted : What is this argument?  Coz he might have hands like AJ/AT?
    Posted by DOHHHHHHH
    I prob c/c too fwiw but:

    1 if we c/c he prob gives up on his bluffs nearly all the time anyway
    2. he will prob call a c/r with worse
    3. He may be more likely to call a c/r with something like A8 then call a turn shove than bet 3 streets (or than bet 2 and call a turn crai)

    I would raise ip here close to never, but oop where we cant control the betting as well I might consider raising.  
  • edited June 2011
    Im happy to check raise cos we are out of position and im happy to take down the pot there, also agree we will get called by worse aces which we can get in on turn

    I do check alot of late if people are going to 3 barrell bluff which is successful but sometimes its hard to put someone on a hand unless you have a solid read imo so i prefer vs unknown check raise with a view to gettin it in.

    lol i might aswell put as above edit ftw
  • edited June 2011
    no way Im happy if he folds to a flop c/r
  • edited June 2011
    Surely there is a risk of trying to extract too much value early in a tournament, by check calling flop and checking turn we allow worse hands to catch up, we are more than likely ahead on the flop, better to take down a mid sized pot than risk losing half stack
  • edited June 2011

    ty for input guys, in hand 1 i mainly wanted to know if I was right to shove so early in a tournament because it is something i often end up doing as it's a great chance to double if i'm against AQ etc...

    in hand 2 the villain had being opening a lot of pots (all the more reason to 3 bet I guess), on the flop I was confident I was ahead and I checked the turn with the intention of raising as I was expecting another bet, so the main mistake was not betting on the turn???

  • edited June 2011
    hand 1 played fine - 2.5X 3bet is fine 
    hand 2 played fine - tough spot on river, think id pass after long think
  • edited June 2011
    villain opening a lot is not necessarily a reason to 3bet. Checking turn after c/c river is fine in hand 2
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