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can some help with this situation. did i play it ok or should i have pushed earlier to stop the pers

edited June 2012 in The Poker Clinic
yidette9Small blind 20.0020.005700.00CORNEXCBig blind 40.0060.006470.00 Your hole cardsJQ   SharkB4itCall 40.00100.0012420.00NONUTSROZYCall 40.00140.001110.00THEBOMB88Raise 80.00220.005290.00carnelCall 80.00300.005520.00yidette9Fold    CORNEXCCall 40.00340.006430.00SharkB4itCall 40.00380.0012380.00NONUTSROZYCall 40.00420.001070.00Flop  698   CORNEXCCheck    SharkB4itBet 420.00840.0011960.00NONUTSROZYFold    THEBOMB88Raise 1365.002205.003925.00carnelCall 1365.003570.004155.00CORNEXCFold    SharkB4itFold    Turn  K   THEBOMB88Bet 2677.506247.501247.50carnelCall 2677.508925.001477.50River  7   THEBOMB88All-in 1247.5010172.500.00carnelCall 1247.5011420.00230.00THEBOMB88ShowJQ   carnelShow9A   carnelWinFlush to the Ace11420.00 11650.00

Comments

  • edited June 2012
    Raise more pre. Jam turn, you only have a pot sized bet left, especially after he's cold called your reraise on the flop.
  • edited June 2012

    Don't agree with above that you need to raise more preflop at all at this blind levels. In fact I'm even on with limping with the others with a hand like this at early blind levels. You are mostly playing hand like this to high a straight or a flush anyway if in multiway pot and it can pay off big when you do it this way.

    As played the flop was fine, but soon as he calls the flop that really narrows what hands he can have to call there. Either he has something like a set and is hoping to improve, a flush himself, or drawing to a flush. As drawing is highly likely I'd say you should definatey jam the turn. You give him just about odds to call on the turn with your bet as if he hits he is pretty sure he is getting the last of your chips anyway. So you got to protect your hand here and jam it in and if he calls well he calls, but at least he is doing so at bad odds. I suspect he is going to call though with top pair and nut draw, but at least its one you got it all in ahead.

  • edited June 2012
    In Response to Re: can some help with this situation. did i play it ok or should i have pushed earlier to stop the person hitting the flush.:
    Don't agree with above that you need to raise more preflop at all at this blind levels. In fact I'm even on
    Posted by KAM99
    My point here is that a min raise achieves absolutely nothing except encouraging everyone else to call. Make a proper raise if you're going to raise here.
  • edited June 2012
    either raise bigger pre or limp in

    think post flop is ok
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