MASTER CASH - Make Your Play. (2)

Tikay10

This hand will be shown on Hour Two tonight.

Use this Thread & Poll to make your play.


Players at Table - 9. Blinds 25p, 50p. We have £50. Our hand is As, Js.

We Raise in EP to £4 & get TWO Calletrs.

We see this Flop.

Ad, 6h, 3c.

We Bet £15.

We get ONE Caller, who has POSITION.

Turn = Qs

Pot now = £24

What do we do now?

a) Check

b) Bet £21

c) Bet £33

d) Go all-In.

Use the Poll to VOTE....

AND

Explain WHY you have chosen your Option.

35suited

If we sit down with £50 and have allready put 19 into the pot we couldnt possible bet 33.

Betting £21 only leaves us with a tenner so id probably go all in here, and more than likely loose

BigBluster

I assume he raised to £2 PF not £4? {he can't bet 33 if he only has 31 left, making the last 2 options the same.}

MereNovice

In Response to MASTER CASH - Make Your Play. (2):

This hand will be shown on Hour Two tonight. Use this Thread & Poll to make your play. Players at Table - 9. Blinds 25p, 50p. We have £50. Our hand is As, Js. We Raise in EP to £4 & get TWO Calletrs. We see this Flop. Ad, 6h, 3c. We Bet £15. We get ONE Caller, who has POSITION. Turn = Qs Pot now = £24 What do we do now? a) Check b) Bet £21 c) Bet £33 d) Go all-In. Use the Poll to VOTE.... AND Explain WHY you have chosen your Option.
Posted by Tikay10

Not sure about your maths.
I think that there will be at least £42 in the pot at this stage.
Is this just a typo?

BigBluster

Check then make a crying call.
The only possible hands that could've called the big flop bet and you are beating are:
AT,
A9
A8
A7
A5
A4
A2
54
to anything else you're giving money away. There is a risk of giving a free card to a 54 hand, but would this player have called such an overbet on the flop with a straight draw?

{Actually the queen on the turn was a good card for you - if someone has AQ they were beating you anyway.
A 9 or T would have been much scarier as they would've made 2 pair for hands on the list}

Torryladd

yeah just counted it ur right

phil12uk

I'm checking as to my opponent, I have shown great strength by 4x betting in early pos yet he still calls pre and post flop.  I'm none the wiser of his hand although draws are out the question.  His range is narrow and the question is now on my knowledge of my opponent. His actions are going to decide whether I commit to AJ or not.  If push came to shove I'm putting him on a raggier ace as AK/AQ may well reraise pre. Therefore, I would probably check with the aim of check raising him all in on turn.  If he checks behind I can reevaluate on river depending on the card.

Torryladd

Just deleted my original post, I would now check to show weakness or all in to just try and take whats there no in between, either decision maybe based on history

namesb0nd

i check.if my opponant pushes in i would fold but if they made a bet i would push over the top giving myself an extra way of winning more money

apollo_11

I would check call unless the opponent went all in, then I would reluctantly fold.

GREGHOGG

UGH,

Well i hope i wouldnt be in this spot in the first place cos getting involved with AJ OOP on a NINE handed table is only going to lead to headaches! Its a fold for me pre-flop.. probably.

However, once im in the hand i guess i go with it and shove it in on the turn. If your gonna play these dodgy aces out of position and you hit you may as well get your chips in! So i voted go all in

darich

I check - although i am concerned 40% of my original stack is already in the middle.

The oppo has called and 8 bb raise pre and on the flop - he surely has aj beat here - as the flop is not at all connecting (rainbow) - but agree with Greg - best to avoid the chance of this happening pre flop

acebarry10

check, I think the oppo is v starong

Gangster62

Master cah requires better skill and is a brilliant and inspirational game. by the way tikay is that a wig your wearing

MAXALLY

well i got the 1st one right so this WILL be the correct decision.......

I will fold and get down the barbers and get a proper hair cut before i get a bad beat and go broke!

efgloser

In Response to MASTER CASH - Make Your Play. (2):

This hand will be shown on Hour Two tonight. Use this Thread & Poll to make your play. Players at Table - 9. Blinds 25p, 50p. We have £50. Our hand is As, Js. We Raise in EP to £4 & get TWO Calletrs. We see this Flop. Ad, 6h, 3c. We Bet £15. We get ONE Caller, who has POSITION. Turn = Qs Pot now = £24 What do we do now? a) Check b) Bet £21 c) Bet £33 d) Go all-In. Use the Poll to VOTE.... AND Explain WHY you have chosen your Option.
Posted by Tikay10

I`m goin check because i know the odds are i`m ahead, and i`m waitin for an "all in" from him................easy money

TheBilko

I'm a newbie so I'd call £21 so that I've still got a tenner to fall back on if I get re-raised and fold.

apollo_11

Apollo 11 was the first moon landing in 1969.
The eagle was the moon capsule.

COCASIRF

The Apollo 11 mission landed the first humans on the moon

borobabe09

hi tikay,
id be tempted to check 1st to see what other player does, then make my move
I would also be tempted to go all-in, as my i think other player may have re-raised my raise if they had a stronger hand initially on the flop.
p.s best part of 500 ppl were in freeroll 865 within seconds of you revealing the password.
Hope you are in tonight tikay, I am..hehehehe
Borobabe09

loonytoons

Id go all in because thats what i always do because im a loony

LFCRUN

i would push all in at that point. there we could get all low pairs and draws off to stop bad beats on the river. he might have a low ace and call where then you are a huge favourite to take down £100 . if he folds you have a nice £24.

LOSER71

Check to induce a bluff.
 This is a dry flop and you're way ahead of most hands that (should) call the big pre flop raise (assuming AK 3 bets).
AQ is just unlucky

CountLCB

A flush draw is my favourite play and an All-In move forces the other players to reconsider their options unless a possible full house.

Playing the River guarantees exciting play if the odds are in your favour.