+1000 BB session. Hero call of the century inside
06-24-2013
, 05:14 AM
Warning: Some strat below
1/2 NL live. Hero is playing something like 75/60 VPIP/PFR. There are so many limpers (limp/folders, limp/callers who give up easily postflop, etc that the game was effectively rake-free). It was the softest game ever. One guy raised to $10 with $22 behind and after 4 people called, Hero reraised to $60 to isolate. Our original raiser folds!
So anyways, Hero is fearless, table captain and sitting on around $1700.
Villain effective stack: About $350
V2 effective stack: About $250.
Limped around.
Hero in the SB 7
5 raised to $10
Because he is the table captain and 75s is a monsterly playable hand.
Villain in MP reraised to $40. V2 called and Hero called.
We have a hand we can stack one or both opponents with. We can also semi-bluff on a draw and we are confident that if we hit and are beat, the Villain(s) will let us know about it because they are such fish.
Flop (~$125): J 10
5
Hero checks, V1 bets $65, V2 snap calls, Hero snap calls.
Presto. This is the flop that we were looking for. It is not the nuts but we caught our 5 with a backdoor flush draw. V1 has shown tendencies to c-bet any flop after preflop aggression. When Hero made the call, V1 said "wow, both called so quickly" with a sign of disappointment.
Turn ($255): 4
Checked all around.
This card is a dead brick. Hero and V2 both checked, which almost assures us that V2 has a draw or a 10. V1 does not have Jx or an overpair. If he's betting that flop, he's betting the turn. His range now include AK, AQ, KQ, Q9, 98, 99-22 or some kind of spades.
River ($255): 6
Hero checks, V1 goes all in for about $250. V2 tanks and Hero thinks about it at the same time.
V1 folds and Hero snap-calls.
V1 says "nice call, Queen high". Shows Q and mucks.
The logic: The question here is, what beats us? There are two people behind V1 to call. If he had any pair (77-99, the T) he would have checked for showdown value. Any J or TT+ would definitely bet on the turn. 66, 44? Possible but less likely. What do we beat? As mentioned before, AK, AQ, KQ, Q9, any busted flush draw, any bluff including 33-.
Almost finished with $2K profit. Hero's stack dwarfed the rest of the table combined. It was pitiable how many stacks were < $100. Almost too easy.
1/2 NL live. Hero is playing something like 75/60 VPIP/PFR. There are so many limpers (limp/folders, limp/callers who give up easily postflop, etc that the game was effectively rake-free). It was the softest game ever. One guy raised to $10 with $22 behind and after 4 people called, Hero reraised to $60 to isolate. Our original raiser folds!
So anyways, Hero is fearless, table captain and sitting on around $1700.
Villain effective stack: About $350
V2 effective stack: About $250.
Limped around.
Hero in the SB 7
5 raised to $10Because he is the table captain and 75s is a monsterly playable hand.
Villain in MP reraised to $40. V2 called and Hero called.
We have a hand we can stack one or both opponents with. We can also semi-bluff on a draw and we are confident that if we hit and are beat, the Villain(s) will let us know about it because they are such fish.
Flop (~$125): J
10 5Hero checks, V1 bets $65, V2 snap calls, Hero snap calls.
Presto. This is the flop that we were looking for. It is not the nuts but we caught our 5 with a backdoor flush draw. V1 has shown tendencies to c-bet any flop after preflop aggression. When Hero made the call, V1 said "wow, both called so quickly" with a sign of disappointment.
Turn ($255): 4
Checked all around.
This card is a dead brick. Hero and V2 both checked, which almost assures us that V2 has a draw or a 10. V1 does not have Jx or an overpair. If he's betting that flop, he's betting the turn. His range now include AK, AQ, KQ, Q9, 98, 99-22 or some kind of spades.
River ($255): 6
Hero checks, V1 goes all in for about $250. V2 tanks and Hero thinks about it at the same time.
V1 folds and Hero snap-calls.
V1 says "nice call, Queen high". Shows Q
and mucks. The logic: The question here is, what beats us? There are two people behind V1 to call. If he had any pair (77-99, the T) he would have checked for showdown value. Any J or TT+ would definitely bet on the turn. 66, 44? Possible but less likely. What do we beat? As mentioned before, AK, AQ, KQ, Q9, any busted flush draw, any bluff including 33-.
Almost finished with $2K profit. Hero's stack dwarfed the rest of the table combined. It was pitiable how many stacks were < $100. Almost too easy.
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