JJ set vs river donk jam on flush board.
09-24-2020
, 05:46 PM
I thought I would share an interesting hand from Unibet's version of spins (Hexapro). This was the first hand of a 25€ buy in Hexapro with a prize pool of 125€. We are 25 BB deep (or 500 chips with a big blind of 20 and no ante).
Sorry for the format, there is no way to export hand histories from Unibet.
I had J
J
on the button. I decide to minraise it this time to 40 chips (I would mix in occasional limps to balance out my button limping range), both players call (including a tightish but not ultra tight multitabler in the big blind, who's playing 4+ tables).
Flop comes J
A
6. It checks to me and I bet 40 chips, which is 1/3 pot. Both players call. Maybe my flop sizing should be bigger, more like 1/2 pot or something.
Turn comes 3. I bet 120 chips or half pot. The small blind folds and the big blind calls.
River comes Q and the big blind jams 300 chips into a pot of 480. It's the first time I have seen them lead like this on any street after playing probably about 10-20 Hexapros with them so far. I'm quite tilted at this point thinking that this mf almost certainly hit a flush on the river 
. I let my clock go almost to zero, and call it off only to see K7.
Idk if I should've found a fold there, feels pretty hard to get away from but maybe just maybe. The more experience I get the more it seems like certain sorts of players always have it in these sorts of spots. So, what do you think?
Sorry for the format, there is no way to export hand histories from Unibet.
I had J
J on the button. I decide to minraise it this time to 40 chips (I would mix in occasional limps to balance out my button limping range), both players call (including a tightish but not ultra tight multitabler in the big blind, who's playing 4+ tables).Flop comes J
A 6. It checks to me and I bet 40 chips, which is 1/3 pot. Both players call. Maybe my flop sizing should be bigger, more like 1/2 pot or something.Turn comes 3
. I bet 120 chips or half pot. The small blind folds and the big blind calls.River comes Q
and the big blind jams 300 chips into a pot of 480. It's the first time I have seen them lead like this on any street after playing probably about 10-20 Hexapros with them so far. I'm quite tilted at this point thinking that this mf almost certainly hit a flush on the river . I let my clock go almost to zero, and call it off only to see K7.Idk if I should've found a fold there, feels pretty hard to get away from but maybe just maybe. The more experience I get the more it seems like certain sorts of players always have it in these sorts of spots. So, what do you think?
09-24-2020
, 11:58 PM
But it's really hard to fold this though because of the shallow nature of the game IMO, call with J of hearts maybe.
09-25-2020
, 06:31 AM
I agree, I think with 66 an A6 they mostly raise flop. I think they mostly fold 33 on the flop but if they call, they probably raise turn. A3 I think most likely raises turn, or if they call, they probably don't lead the flush card river. AJ+ and JJ+ don't just call pre. I think only flushes really make sense for value with this player type and I have almost never seen anyone take this sort of line as a bluff. I think the only sorts of players that bluff this are maniac fish that use donk bets