Flopped set, don't beat anything, line check
08-05-2013
, 04:01 AM
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Not much of a read, just got a seat but table has 2 decent guys I know so I'm already on a table change.
Villain is young, doesn't seem to know a ton of concepts, looks like a surfer. $250ish
Hero $300.
I think someone made it something small like $6 or $8 pf, I had 3x3
in the SB, 4 of us to the flop.
Flop ($25-30) 3x 4 5
I lead for $20, an old guy calls $20, Villain makes it $40, 4th guy folds.
I have no idea if Villain is playing 2-6 just because it's suited, but that hand, A2, 67, 44, 55 seem to be what he can have. This is what I'm thinking, although I know can't fold here, don't necessarily need to get to showdown, but folding/raising are awful. I call, old guy folds.
Turn ($125) 3x 4 5 6
I check. Villain bets 50. So whatever he has, he doesn't understand sizing very well. I don't see how he can have the 8 of spades in his hand, so only 3 cards definitely give me the winner, 7, 2, case 3. If he has a straight though (one 6 is most likely in his hand), I have 11 outs to quads, boat, sf. So that makes me around a 3.5-3.6:1 dog, I'm getting 3.5:1 on my money, so I called. Not really looking for feedback here either, just my thoughts.
River ($225) 3x 4 5 6 4x
Villain has about $150 left and I cover.
So I beat the A2, 26, 67 he could have flopped, 44 is just very unlikely now, only really lose to 55. So do I b/r here, b/c? And what sizing? Now that the board is paired and there's 3 to a flush I don't know if I can get his remaining $150 if he has a straight. This is where I didn't know what to do.
Not much of a read, just got a seat but table has 2 decent guys I know so I'm already on a table change.
Villain is young, doesn't seem to know a ton of concepts, looks like a surfer. $250ish
Hero $300.
I think someone made it something small like $6 or $8 pf, I had 3x3
in the SB, 4 of us to the flop.Flop ($25-30) 3x 4
5I lead for $20, an old guy calls $20, Villain makes it $40, 4th guy folds.
I have no idea if Villain is playing 2-6 just because it's suited, but that hand, A2, 67, 44, 55 seem to be what he can have. This is what I'm thinking, although I know can't fold here, don't necessarily need to get to showdown, but folding/raising are awful. I call, old guy folds.
Turn ($125) 3x 4
5 6I check. Villain bets 50. So whatever he has, he doesn't understand sizing very well. I don't see how he can have the 8 of spades in his hand, so only 3 cards definitely give me the winner, 7
, 2, case 3. If he has a straight though (one 6 is most likely in his hand), I have 11 outs to quads, boat, sf. So that makes me around a 3.5-3.6:1 dog, I'm getting 3.5:1 on my money, so I called. Not really looking for feedback here either, just my thoughts.River ($225) 3x 4
5 6 4xVillain has about $150 left and I cover.
So I beat the A2, 26, 67 he could have flopped, 44 is just very unlikely now, only really lose to 55. So do I b/r here, b/c? And what sizing? Now that the board is paired and there's 3 to a flush I don't know if I can get his remaining $150 if he has a straight. This is where I didn't know what to do.
08-05-2013
, 04:21 AM
08-05-2013
, 06:21 PM
08-05-2013
, 07:24 PM
OTF-Villain most likely does not have a set or a straight here because he would probably raise bigger instead of just min raise to "protect his hand" since they don't want to take a bad beat. Since you have the 3 in your hand, he can't have a 3X. My guess is that the top of his range is 45. He is most likely putting out a feeler raise with something like 66+, A5 or maybe a FD but I don't see too many players raising with FD these days, especially on this board unless it is a combo draw.
OTT-I wouldn't really read too much into his bet sizing because most villains have trouble keeping track on the pot. It is just a big bet in absolute terms. As for him having 44, 55, or 66, I would discount but not rule these out. I see most players check behind with these hands on this type of board. I also sometimes see players bet but I would say that the majority check behind so I would discount these holdings. The bet here really doesn't make sense given his action OTF, unless he had a draw and got there. It's almost like his range is polarized to either flushes or hands he is turning into a bluff.
OTR-I would just shove. Most villains would just throw their hands up and call with their flush or straight, even when they know that they are beat. There are more combos of straights and flushes then boats or quads and you will most likely get paid off by his entire range. If he was bluffing, he probably wouldn't call any bet.
in your hand, he can't have a 3X. My guess is that the top of his range is 45. He is most likely putting out a feeler raise with something like 66+, A5 or maybe a FD but I don't see too many players raising with FD these days, especially on this board unless it is a combo draw.OTT-I wouldn't really read too much into his bet sizing because most villains have trouble keeping track on the pot. It is just a big bet in absolute terms. As for him having 44, 55, or 66, I would discount but not rule these out. I see most players check behind with these hands on this type of board. I also sometimes see players bet but I would say that the majority check behind so I would discount these holdings. The bet here really doesn't make sense given his action OTF, unless he had a draw and got there. It's almost like his range is polarized to either flushes or hands he is turning into a bluff.
OTR-I would just shove. Most villains would just throw their hands up and call with their flush or straight, even when they know that they are beat. There are more combos of straights and flushes then boats or quads and you will most likely get paid off by his entire range. If he was bluffing, he probably wouldn't call any bet.
