08-26-2011
, 10:18 PM
Watching a hand on HSP right now.
Villain is UTG. From what it appears, Villain has Hero covered by 3:1. He has 7-2 and they're playing the 7-2 game for $500 a person.
Hero is SB with K
K
Villain raises to $2,100. Hero pops it to $10,000. Villain raises to $37,000.
Flop is K
K
4
Hero checks. Villain bets $30,000. Hero calls.
Turn is 10
Hero checks. Villain bets $50,000. Hero raises to $100,000 but only has $30,000 behind after he throws in the raise.
Stupid raise? Should've Hero have flatted? Is this a good example of why you should be watching your stack size more carefully during a hand? If he flatted and checked the river, surely Villain would've tried to bluff him out, yeah?
Villain is UTG. From what it appears, Villain has Hero covered by 3:1. He has 7-2 and they're playing the 7-2 game for $500 a person.
Hero is SB with K
KVillain raises to $2,100. Hero pops it to $10,000. Villain raises to $37,000.
Flop is K
K4Hero checks. Villain bets $30,000. Hero calls.
Turn is 10
Hero checks. Villain bets $50,000. Hero raises to $100,000 but only has $30,000 behind after he throws in the raise.
Stupid raise? Should've Hero have flatted? Is this a good example of why you should be watching your stack size more carefully during a hand? If he flatted and checked the river, surely Villain would've tried to bluff him out, yeah?