Feels like I'm beaten when villain shoves on the river. I'm new to ring games but I don't think they bluff the river like this very often in the micros.
Any advice on how I could have played this hand is greatly appreciated.
I would've bet bigger on the flop. The board is very wet and connected so you want to bet bigger and charge draws more. AP I think a fold on the river is good, I agree that this line looks very value heavy. If you have seen this player pull bluffs like this before then it's a different story, but vs unknown I think fold is fine.
This converter is an eyesore.
It also makes no sense. How is this 6-handed with two folds before you, the cutoff/bu/sb folding after yet you're MP? It doesn't say "cutoff folds" but he's listed in the stacks.
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I'm new to ring games but I don't think they bluff the river like this very often in the micros.
It doesn't need to be pot. It just needs to be 2/3+. 1/2 is too small as a BB range should be peeling this flop a lot. I'd bet ~80% pot here fwiw. Pot's certainly fine as well.
i may call occasionally dependent on what i've seen villain do and think there's a chance he's doing this with something like 10s or a strong 9 - K9s etc.
there's a few goofy straights that get there on the turn/river if he's the type that likes to call with any two suited connectors, and A5 hearts backdoors into it so against someone relatively unknown I likely begrudgingly fold.
Its not a donk shove on the river since villain check raised the turn. But yea in my experience these min raise then shove lines are usually strong hands. My question is what are we doing on the turn if villain makes a bigger raise?
Its not a donk shove on the river since villain check raised the turn. But yea in my experience these min raise then shove lines are usually strong hands. My question is what are we doing on the turn if villain makes a bigger raise?
Against a bigger raise I think it can already be considered a fold on the turn. Or is it wrong?
I would've bet bigger on the flop. The board is very wet and connected so you want to bet bigger and charge draws more. AP I think a fold on the river is good, I agree that this line looks very value heavy. If you have seen this player pull bluffs like this before then it's a different story, but vs unknown I think fold is fine.
You really want to get your stack in vs. a big check raise?
Man I've been grinding sit and go's for about three years but I'm an absolute beginner at ring games with only 2K hands experience and obviously don't know wtf I'm doing.
Man I've been grinding sit and go's for about three years but I'm an absolute beginner at ring games with only 2K hands experience and obviously don't know wtf I'm doing.
