flop trips, lolslowplay 8/16
10-29-2011
, 12:56 PM
10-31-2011
, 12:09 PM
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82hh in the bb, raised in EP, 4 callers to me, I call
flop 223r, checked around (I check here because it had been an aggressive table to this point and I didn't see it getting checked through. I think I played this street bad)
Turn 5, putting two diamonds on the board. I lead and am raised by the player that was UTG and limp/called the PFR. I smooth and we see a river diamonds and it goes check/call and he flips a7dd.
I knew I was beat when he fired on the end, but don't think the size of the pot would allow me to fold. I think my major error was not betting the flop and putting in another bet on the turn
flop 223r, checked around (I check here because it had been an aggressive table to this point and I didn't see it getting checked through. I think I played this street bad)
Turn 5, putting two diamonds on the board. I lead and am raised by the player that was UTG and limp/called the PFR. I smooth and we see a river diamonds and it goes check/call and he flips a7dd.
I knew I was beat when he fired on the end, but don't think the size of the pot would allow me to fold. I think my major error was not betting the flop and putting in another bet on the turn
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EDIT: I don't mean to level but even if your read is "aggressive" I'm still donking here because of the huge mult-way pot ... the loss of having it get checked through (as they would on this flop bc it doesn't hit their range) out-weighs the times you will bet it and get value from the multitudes of players in the pot who will call you with worse ... so I bet here. It's a great spot to balance your play as well with donking between draws and made hands and pure bluffs - not just on the flop, but on all streets. And yes 3! the turn!
Last edited by nonsimplesimon; 10-31-2011 at 12:16 PM.