Parimatch 0.05/0.10, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

saw flop | saw showdown

Button ($4.11)
SB ($1.20)
BB Hero ($10.00)
UTG UTG ($7.74)
UTG+1 ($1.55)
MP ($3.66)
MP MP ($2.73)
MP ($6.10)
CO-1 ($1.20)
CO ($2.27)

Preflop: Hero is in the BB with A A
UTG calls 0.10, 2 folds, MP raises to 0.20, 5 folds, Hero raises to 0.50, UTG calls 0.50, MP calls 0.40.

Flop (1.85) T 9 T
Hero bets 1.50, UTG calls 1.50, 1 fold.

Turn (4.85) T
Hero bets 3.00, UTG moves all-in for 5.64, Hero ?


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Parimatch 0.05/0.10, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

saw flop | saw showdown

Button Button ($16.03)
SB ($1.89)
BB BB ($0.85)
UTG ($2.14)
UTG+1 ($5.82)
MP MP ($2.14)
MP ($2.00)
CO-1 Hero ($8.42)
CO CO ($3.81)

Preflop: Hero is in the CO-1 with T A
2 folds, MP calls 0.10, 1 fold, Hero calls 0.10, CO calls 0.10, Button calls 0.10, 1 fold, BB checks.

Flop (0.55) 2 A 3
BB checks, MP checks, Hero bets 0.40, CO raises to 0.80, Button calls 0.80, 2 folds, Hero calls 0.40.

Turn (2.95) 2
Hero checks, CO bets 0.30, Button calls 0.30, Hero calls 0.30.

River (3.85) 2
Hero ?


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Parimatch 0.05/0.10, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

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Button ($2.71)
SB SB ($14.38)
BB ($3.75)
UTG ($1.00)
UTG+1 ($2.00)
CO-1 ($5.46)
CO Hero ($12.07)

Preflop: Hero is in the CO with A J
3 folds, Hero raises to 0.50, 1 fold, SB calls 0.45, 1 fold.

Flop (1.10) 5 2 K
SB checks, Hero bets 1.00, SB calls 1.00.

Turn (3.10) 4
SB checks, Hero checks.

River (3.10) A
SB bets 2.00, Hero ?


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Parimatch 0.05/0.10, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

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Button ($10.23)
SB SB ($3.99)
BB Hero ($9.85)
UTG ($0.48)
UTG+1 ($7.13)
MP ($1.85)
MP ($12.66)
CO-1 ($2.10)
CO CO ($2.13)

Preflop: Hero is in the BB with 7 4
5 folds, CO calls 0.10, 1 fold, SB calls 0.05, Hero checks.

Flop (0.30) Q 6 5
SB bets 0.10, Hero raises to 0.20, CO calls 0.20, SB calls 0.10.

Turn (0.90) 6
SB checks, Hero checks, CO checks.

River (0.90) 8
SB bets 0.10, Hero raises to 0.50, CO raises to 0.90, 1 fold, Hero ?

Hand 1, CALL! what are you thinking about? How much more is it to call? Looking over this hand makes my head hurt. I think you played it perfect except for the weak 4bet preflop. Pop it up to $1.00 everytime. Are you seriously thinking of folding if villain has 4 of a kind? If you ever fold that river just give up on poker.

Hand 2, fold after you get minraised on the flop. ATs is a nice hand, but when you don't hit two pair or a flush draw, it loses value. Sometimes you will be folding the best hand, but more often than not, you aren't. Autofold the flop for another reason as well, it's 3 handed! Obviously, I would put one of them on a flush draw which either means we need to raise it here or fold it. Given that it's 3 handed, I would put the initial min-raiser on a bigger hand than us, so raising would be a bad idea. So, it's a fold, for the 2 reasons stated above.

Hand 3, This hand is hard to determine since we don't have any stats on villain. I think I'd fold it to an unknown just because his call on the flop states that he has either a king, a set (unlikely since he didn't reraise), or a flush draw. His check behind on the turn is typical of a flush at these stakes. Hell, he might even have AK here. I'd fold AJ preflop almost everytime unless I'm in late position, like you were. I think you played it standard if you fold this river. Sometimes a call is ok, this is where you need stats on the villain so that you can apply some sort of range of his hands.

Hand 4, This is so similar to hand 1, I don't think the left part of my brain can still communicate with the right side. Obviously this is a snap call. Call Call Call this river as played. If you are going to raise the flop, make it $.50. You should play this flop the same way you'd play if you would have flopped a set. You need to do that in order to maximize the value you get out of your sets, because the opponents will be confused as to whether you have a set or a straight draw or a flush draw.

Hope all this helped, good luck

Hand 1: I would raise to .60 preflop (4BB+1BB per limper), counting the minraiser as a limper. Flop bet looks fine, turn bet looks fine, easy call. If he has the last T, so be it. I think you're looking at KK/QQ. One nice thing is that the board has an undercard to the three tens, so he can't have a better full house unless he makes one on the river.

Hand 2: A lot of people aren't going to like that you played ATs. I don't mind it too much. If you're going to play it, I think you played it fine, but that was a very lucky river card. I'd bet just enough to put the shorter stack all in and look to get all-in if you get raised by the other villain.

Hand 3: This is tough. The turn check could be a slowplay, or it could be fear. Reads would be nice. In the absence of reads, I'm having a tough time deciding whether you're ahead often enough to call. Any 3 beats you, any two diamonds beat you, but AT, A9, etc. are possibilities. Still, I don't feel good about it. Fold.

Hand 4: Put him all in. Easy decision.

Thank you for answers!
In first i call, he showed T7 and won with -- 4 of a kind.
In second i bet 3$, both players call, first showed AK, second showed 33 and won with -- full house.
In third i call, villain showed 55 and won with -- 3 of kind.
In 4-th i call, villain show 88 and won with -- full house,

1. insta-call. I may even open shove the turn.
2. fold the flop, there's not much you're beating here.
3. snap-call,sucks if it's a flush or AK, but i'd take my chances given the pot odds.
4. flop min-raise is really bad, just call. don't raise the rive if you're not prepared to shove to the 3-bet. as played shove to their 3-bet.