Is this too spewy??

donkeyplop

Nh

donkeyplop

Had a very tilting night last night plus half a bottle of rum!!

I got some bad reactions for the way i played this hand.

Is this too loose/spewy?????


I have left out the result as it doesn't matter.

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
donkeyplop	Small blind		£0.10	£0.10	£41.41
xxx	Big blind		£0.20	£0.30	£34.36
	Your hole cards	Q 9
neely0y0	Fold
kasiayaz	Fold
Donttelmum	Fold
donkeyplop	Raise		£0.50	£0.80	£40.91
xxx	Raise		£1.60	£2.40	£32.76
donkeyplop	Call		£1.20	£3.60	£39.71
Flop
		2 K Q
donkeyplop	Check
xxx	Bet		£2.70	£6.30	£30.06
donkeyplop	Raise		£7.20	£13.50	£32.51
xxx	Raise		£14.40	£27.90	£15.66
donkeyplop	All-in		£32.51	£60.41	£0.00
xxx	All-in		£15.66	£76.07	£0.00
donkeyplop	Unmatched bet		£6.95	£69.12	£6.95

yb

what have you done with the hand history?! i can't work out if you are in position or oop lol

donkeyplop

In Response to Re: Is this too spewy??:

what have you done with the hand history?! i can't work out if you are in position or oop lol
Posted by yb

Just copied and pasted it.

donkeyplop

Oh yeah i see what ive done!!!

I blanked my name out and left his in! oops

Changed it now

donkeyplop

Ok let me be more specific.

100 Bigs it's pretty standard I guess.

Does it make much differance when we are deeper??

yb

i don't like getting it in >150bbs deep tbh, i'd c/c flop

i think i'd also fold pre w/o reads

KING2600

I don't think so, once you've raised on the flop anyways.

Pre-flop calling out of position with this hand can be seen as spewy... but obviously depends on oppo and history.

On the flop you obviously believe if you hit the flush you are going to have the best hand and another q or 9 could give you the best hand (you may also already have it but very unlikely) so raising is fine.

Once he re-raises you could easily put him on kings and queens, meaning you only have the flush draw... he could also maybe have aces or ace king... keeping in extra outs.

Now if you use some maths and look at the decision after he re-raised...

You sent him all-in and he called... so you basically you bet £26 to win a pot of £69 which considering you have at least 36% chance of winning the hand (in your opinion) means you have the correct odds to make that play IMO.

KING2600

Just read through the whole thread now. Fact that you're deeper could point more towards just calling the initial flop bet, but once you raised I think it's standard.