Seat 1: villain ($1235.62 in chips)
Seat 2: hero ($539.50 in chips)
villain: posts small blind $3
hero: posts big blind $6
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [8c Kc Ts Qc]
villain: raises $6 to $12
hero: calls $6
*** FLOP *** [Jh 9d 3s]
hero: bets $12
villain: raises $35.62 to $47.62
hero: calls $35.62
*** TURN *** [Jh 9d 3s] [Jd]
hero: bets $48
villain: calls $48
*** RIVER *** [Jh 9d 3s Jd] [9h]
hero: checks
villain: bets $184.28

another bad day at the office

1) 3b pre
2) why are you leading turn

i just thought the 8c was a bit weak to 3 bet with, if it would have been 10 or higher i would have, or even 8s.

if i would have hit the straight on river i would have bet about 70% of the pot. a raise then would have been instafold

I think you have to stack off on the flop and I prefer a c/r. Lead/call sucks because if he has a wrap too he will take it home if the board bricks/pairs.

Bet/call flop is whatever, although I would definetely 3-bet the flop if I decide to lead... But leading J on the turn... This is completely illogical to put it mildly...

man if u don't 3bet the flop then please don't bet this turn

i c/r flop. if i lead, its to 3bet if i get raised, esp after leading for only 1/2 pot.

i only bet the turn cause if i didnt im pretty sure he would have bet the pot, (or def more than $48), judgin by his r on flop.

y did he only call the turn but raise me on flop? does anyone else think he didnt have the j but hit the set/ boat on the river? im sayin 9 3, or quad9's

3b pre.

If he bet pot on a board pairing turn where you have Khi maybe you should just fold lol

He'll flat with a boat pretty often.

I think every single decision you made in this hand was wrong.

^^ agreed, apart from river.

I'm kinda hoping this thread is a level.

what's the basis of taking it home when turned board/brick? is it because of FE? or is it because hero's hand is obviously a wrap when he lead/calls the flop?

urubu, are you shoving flop when raised?

nemesis,

sorry to be harsh but i think you are not good enough to play these stakes and you should move down and look for a good coach before its too late and you loose all your money.

@ rockka i went by this read. this was from roughly 2 months ago. same person, obv weve moved up stakes

Seat 1: villain ($219 in chips)
Seat 2: hero (button) ($198 in chips)
hero: posts small blind $1
villain: posts big blind $2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [6h 4d 5h Td]
hero: raises $2 to $4
villain: calls $2
*** FLOP *** [5s 7c 7d]
villain: checks
hero: checks
*** TURN *** [5s 7c 7d] [3d]
villain: bets $7
hero: calls $7
*** RIVER *** [5s 7c 7d 3d] [2s]
villain: bets $20
hero: calls $20
*** SHOW DOWN ***
villain: shows [Jh 4h As Kd] (a straight, Ace to Five)
hero: shows [6h 4d 5h Td] (a straight, Three to Seven)
hero collected $61.50 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $62 | Rake $0.50
Board [5s 7c 7d 3d 2s]
Seat 1: villain (big blind) showed [Jh 4h As Kd] and lost with a straight, Ace to Five
Seat 2: hero (button) (small blind) showed [6h 4d 5h Td] and won ($61.50) with a straight, Three to Seven

lol i think 90% thinks i shoulda shoved

So many lvls in this thread.. i just cant follow

just b/3b the flop if you lead, think I like a c/r better in general

what are you doing on the turn man?