Borgata 10/25 NL - Page 2 - High Stakes Poker Pot Limit and No Limit

RidingBenz · 06-12-2012, 09:58 AM

c/c turn...

bluefingin · 06-12-2012, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by too eazy

but yeah i would just fold pre.

you don't defend your BB to a single raise with QJo?

663366 · 06-12-2012, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by bluefingin

you don't defend your BB to a single raise with QJo?

how much are you willing to invest on a Qxx or Jxx flop with QJ to get to showdown against a good villain who's IP? (let alone when you miss)

bluefingin · 06-13-2012, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by 663366

how much are you willing to invest on a Qxx or Jxx flop with QJ to get to showdown against a good villain who's IP? (let alone when you miss)

against a villain who is cold 4-betting Q8s in MW pots, I'm willing to invest quite a bit.

663366 · 06-13-2012, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by bluefingin

against a villain who is cold 4-betting Q8s in MW pots, I'm willing to invest quite a bit.

that's why it's so fun to 4bet light IP vs loose-passive villains when deep.. so they'll donk off their whole stacks to me when I have AA/AQ vs their QJ on Qxx flops.

**Ray Zee** · 06-15-2012, 04:45 PM

you are going to have to vary what you do and some of them will be raising his flop bet and betting big on the turn. which is what i like here especially after the s comes on the turn.

bluefingin · 06-15-2012, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 663366

that's why it's so fun to 4bet light IP vs loose-passive villains when deep.. so they'll donk off their whole stacks to me when I have AA/AQ vs their QJ on Qxx flops.

Yea I'm sure you're getting people to stack off deep vs. you there, rofl.

Seriously hope your post is a lame troll attempt.

Regardless, try harder.

LiL · 06-22-2012, 10:00 PM

I don't like the three bet, I do like the C/C on flop. I think that turn and river should go C/C, C/C.

josh87 · 06-22-2012, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Tourbound68

So a friend of mine was playing ten and a quarter last night and the following hand came up.. The table is 4 handed.

Background

The villain in this hand is is unknown with no previous history... For the hour and a half they have played, he has shown to be pretty aggro. He has 4 bet one time into a 3-bettor and cols caller, he showed the bluff of qc8c.

Hand

Hero is in the big blind with QsJc.. Villain makes it 100 UTG and it folds to Hero in BB who 3-bets to 325. Villain calls.

Flop comes Jx8s5s.. Hero check calls 525 from villain.

Turn: 4s.

Question

It is pretty evident that the Hero has played this hand terrible up to this point..

But the question is: Given the action, if you are the Hero, what is the most optimal way to play the turn?

Check/Call?
Check/Fold?
Check/Jam?
Lead/Call-raise?
Lead/Fold- to raise?

And your reasoning behind it.

Pre is really pretty bad overall, but c/c'ing flop is fine.

c/c turn and c/c rivers, 1st because of the second- most value + having Qs.

jimbobwe00 · 06-23-2012, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by bluefingin

against a villain who is cold 4-betting Q8s in MW pots, I'm willing to invest quite a bit.

+1 here

and +1 to c/c turn and river

don't think the hand was played necessarily terribly but I do disagree with 3betting pre.