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Originally Posted by aoFrantic
Oh, one the best part of having friends that play MSNL-HSNL and crush it is knocking over their stacks, because online you can't just close their laptop..
I worry that if I did it at the casino, I'd get tackled by security :') But in a homegame it's all fun n games. =]
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Originally Posted by tellypl
I would be betting this river like always. too many hands you can get value from will check back as played. Never folding if checking, unless it goes bet/raise (which will be so rare)
keep it going!
Certainly don't mind betting the river. I figured BB may just fold a bunch now and by checking we let the spaz on the BTN try steal it.
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Originally Posted by ohsnapzbrah
Hand 1: This flop isn't bad for our range. I'd argue it's better for our range than his. If he is a "good" player, then he should almost never hit this flop hard. That being said, we don't really want to give him any more free cards.
It's fairly good for his range imo. He's a "good player" as good as you can be when you limp/call a $40 iso lol. Kinda strange to see him do that and it doesn't happen very often. He can easily have 99/TT all two-pair and all straight combos on this board.
We're not really worried about giving him free cards because our hand really doesn't need protection or anything...
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Hand 2: Rough spot. This is some kind of overpair 100% of the time though. We only lose to TT and JJ that take this line, but beat 55-88. Seems to be a call. Also isn't awful to get into small -EV situations against fish that are going to bust at some point. That way, you make sure the money has a chance at coming to you.
Honestly I felt as the time it was close but that we should lean more towards folding. Probably not a mistake too much either way but ye felt like we lit money on fire when he has us dominated there...
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Hand 3: Fold on the flop. This is a different scenario than I suggested for Hand 2. The difference here is that we showed strength, BB showed strength by calling next to act, and then BTN is raising with no incentive to do so. We can just easily be drawing to 3 outs so much of the time, or even to runner runner.
Can never fold on flop vs BTN he's a huge spastic. He's playing ATC and mucking around A LOT post so folding top pair is out of the question imo. My range is stronger than both of the other players'.
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River, we donk out like $120 ourselves, and then fold to a raise. We can't be attached to big hands when someone tells us that we're beat. As played, we just call and hope that he's bluffing with 75
Yeah I'm definitely okay with betting river but prob not $120 since we're targeting Tx hands. Do think there's merit to checking river when BTN is such a spastic though.
Daily Update - Tuesday 5/12
Hours Played:
7.7
Profit:
$1,176
And with that session, downswing over! Wanted to stay a bit longer to get my 8 hours in but one player left when it was 8 handed and that created a domino effect and next minute we're cashing out. Glad to book a few decent wins coming up toward Christmas.
Below is a hand I played differently due to a comment that was made in this thread a couple pages back... So a couple pages back I posted the following hand...
UTG limps, hero $25 w/ AQcc, BTN, SB, and limper call.
Flop $100: QJTr
xxxx
Turn $100: 6ss
SB leads $75, only hero calls.
River $250: 4sss
SB leads $200, hero ???
I then received a comment from MSNL crusher "Dizzyqtp" saying the following,
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h1: I used to always check this flop spot as well but I prefer a cbet now. As played river fold is fine - his river bet is a bit suspect but it's pretty tough for him to have air here (lol @ k7o)
And so I've been thinking about cbetting a bit more of a linear range in multiway pots. So tonight this hand came up...
Limp, limp, Hero isos $30 w/ K
K
, 3 callers.
Flop $120: 7
J
8
Checks to hero, we cbet $70, SB 3bets to $250, folds to hero, hero ??? SB started $500 effective. Is a decent reg and is capable of raising flush draws here. I'm pretty sure we have an easy fold (even though after the hand the guy said he had a nut flush draw) because he can have all sets, bottom two, at least 4 combos of straights, combo draws, we block some of his flush draws, AND my range is strong because I've cbet into 3 players in a bloated pot.
My question is, and I'd appreciate a comment from you as well Dizzy, should we be looking to cbet here or check back in position? Historically, I've done plenty of checking here but I decided to cbet this one in response to your comment. And to anyone else reading this, we doing mostly cbetting or checking here?
Hand 2
Limp, hero $30 w/ 89dd in HJ, SB (500) calls, limper calls.
Flop $95: 892r
SB leads out $150, limper folds, hero moves all-in, SB tanks for aaaaaages, exposes the 3
while checking his cards, proceeds to call it off with 3x, board bricks out and he mucks on a brick turn and storms off. Donations like this are always fun. :')
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