$180 Live: KK on wet flop
04-26-2016
, 03:19 AM
I don't like it - what was your reasoning for the flop c/r? I'm definitely folding now that he has shoved as you're only slightly ahead at best. What's your plan if he flats instead? You're oop with a bloated pot and there are a ton of bad turn cards for you, and if V is the bluffy/spewy type you're just gonna get yourself into awkward spots too often.
With the Kd in our hand I'm likely check/calling flop and re-evaluating the turn but I could be wrong, so I'd wait for a more credible player to chip in
With the Kd in our hand I'm likely check/calling flop and re-evaluating the turn but I could be wrong, so I'd wait for a more credible player to chip in
04-26-2016
, 05:39 AM
04-26-2016
, 05:53 PM
04-30-2016
, 06:27 PM
i think the key problem here is that you go for a check raise instead of a normal cb.
when you check raise, your hand is basically a bluf. you hoping that he has hand like AT or 66 and just calls. so you can hope for a 2 ott.
i am not a fan of a check call either. I think when you, after raising pre flop to 8,bb, check call you are exactly telling him that you have an overpair and want to potcontrol.
so i would just take the normal line and cb otf. especially live tournaments, people most of the time play very honestly.
just cb flop and take it from there, imo
when you check raise, your hand is basically a bluf. you hoping that he has hand like AT or 66 and just calls. so you can hope for a 2 ott.
i am not a fan of a check call either. I think when you, after raising pre flop to 8,bb, check call you are exactly telling him that you have an overpair and want to potcontrol.
so i would just take the normal line and cb otf. especially live tournaments, people most of the time play very honestly.
just cb flop and take it from there, imo
