Full Tilt Poker, $2/$4 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 8 Players
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UTG: $414.50
UTG+1: $528.05
MP1: $400
MP2: $401
Hero (CO): $418.20
BTN: $461.80
SB: $818.20
BB: $400

Pre-Flop: 6 7 dealt to Hero (CO)
4 folds, Hero raises to $16, BTN calls $16, 2 folds

Flop: ($38) 7 Q A (2 Players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $20, Hero raises to $68, BTN calls $48

Turn: ($174) K (2 Players)
Hero bets $132, BTN calls $132

River: ($438) K (2 Players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $145, Hero...

Villain is 22/10/1 over 500 hands and has a total AFq of 25, WSD=25, W$SD=68. The only hand I beat is AQ now, but do I call just because of the odds?

I woulda vb the river.

i'm shoving this river.

yo da produca can i get coaching

I think I just make the crying call - the bet's so small. It's possible he could have a worse flush (not likely tho).

Why are you so scared of the river? No fullhouse hands make sense. Almost all of them either fold preflop or 3-bet preflop except KQ which folds the flop alot. 77 I guess but you have a 7, it often 3-bets preflop and it often puts more action in on the flop if the one combination of it happens to flatcall preflop. We are still losing to a higher flush sometimes and Im not completely sure if worse hands are calling a shove enough to make it profitable so even though I don't think he has a fullhouse often I'm still lost on the river.

Can you give us some insight why you c/r the flop? I probably just bet it so that on turns when we miss it makes the hand less awkward with the stacks to play, but I guess I could be convinced that a flop c/r is good. I think the flop play may be a big reason for the tough decision on river but that may be me being results orientated.

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wouldn't suprise me if he had AJ with the J diamonds quite often in this spot perhaps not with those stats i guess but there are enough dumb plays on the net for me to be calling the river.
results??

just went over the hand again any one thinking J10 diamonds?

He didn't fold to c-bets very often, I think the c/r increases my FE and wins more money.

When he calls, I put him on two-pair or a weird slowplayed AA,QQ, maybe a better FD, but I doubt he bets the flop with a draw, given his AFq. He might be dumb enough to call me with some AJ-like hand, but it's unlikely imo.

The turn eliminates about every FD out of his range, except JTs. He called my bet after thinking for a little while, so what hands does he do this with other than two-pairs/sets/flushes? Remember he only goes to SD with the nuts.

I hate the river, because a FH is possible now and I don't get any value out of AQ anymore. I know we don't put villains on 1-hand-ranges, but I thought his most likely holding was QQ, so I checked to see what he would do.

snap shove

sometimes i want to quit poker then i see hands like this

I dont see why you didnt just bet the river yourself.

So, what's the idea behind shoving into a player who will never call with a worse hand?

flop c/r makes no sense, and agree with called down light lol

Why are people hating on the flop c/r? I think the play is fine - that board texture hits your opponent often enough and weakly enough that he'll bet and fold to a c/r pretty enough to make this profitable.

pay off the royal flush :-(

- u charged him enough on turn that u can call this small bet no matter what
- i think as the hand went down he will not have boat here often ..its snap any case
- c/r the flop is not so good imo cbet and go allin is better cos -1. he can be bluff raising u on that board, 2. he cant call with his flush draws 3. he is folding higher pairs 4...5...
anyway snap it. i dont think checking is bad tho cos some ppl will bluff that board..