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Waz1892:
Pre-flop Raise OK?  
Flop Bet OK on that board?
Right to Check on turn?
Do I do these Academy hands correctly?!  ???

TEXAS_HOLDEM, NO_LIMIT, R5-99922912-261
played at "Geneve" for USD RM from 2010-11-25 16:53 until 2010-11-25 16:54



Seat 1: mrPrat0309 ($26.54 in chips)  
Seat 4: acesup42010 ($20.86 in chips)  
Seat 5: RidingHorse ($42.79 in chips)  
Seat 6: supersys003 ($24.74 in chips)  
Seat 7: Luckyyyy777 ($6.40 in chips)  
Seat 8: God Fish ($13.34 in chips)  
Seat 9: Waz1974 ($35.47 in chips)  
Seat 10: leo7689 ($27.02 in chips)  



ANTES/BLINDS
Waz1974 posts small blind ($0.10), leo7689 posts big blind ($0.20),

PRE-FLOP
mrPrat0309 raises to $0.80, acesup42010 calls $0.80, RidingHorse folds, supersys003 folds, Luckyyyy777 folds, God Fish folds, Waz1974 raises to $2.20, leo7689 folds, mrPrat0309 calls $2.20, acesup42010 calls $2.20.

FLOP [board cards: AS,AC,AD ]
Waz1974 bets $3, mrPrat0309 calls $3, acesup42010 folds.

TURN [board cards: AS,AC,AD,JC ]
Waz1974 checks, mrPrat0309 checks.

AMRN:
When you consider that you have 3-bet to 11x preflop, and have two callers, the table must be pretty fishy. Therefore, why check the turn? If your hand was good in the flop, nothing changed on the turn..... you were called on the flop, and it kind of stands to reason that you will get called again on the turn. Checking here is just missed value.

c-bet again on the turn - $6 is about right to keep him interested with an underpair, and sets the pot at just the right value for you to be able to ship the rest in on the river and make it a mandatory call for him.

If he has quad aces - suck it up, I reckon you are supposed to stack off in this spot.

deanp27:
3bet more pre and keep betting

GarethC:

--- Quote from: deanp27 on November 25, 2010, 23:22:40 PM ---
3bet more pre and keep betting

--- End quote ---


100% agree. Make it >$3 pre and keep betting for value on this board, they"re going to call it down with a lot of pairs.

TheSnapper:

I agree with the $3 pf 3 bet especially since we are oop, the $3 bet probably also gets called in two spots and the pot is a healthy $9.20 going to the flop.

Flop ($9.20): bet $6 - $8.50 aiming to make for a turn or river psb (or slightly less) but getting stacks in as early as is possible.

That line doesn"t change ever for me and I"m never ever folding even though I suspect it all ends horribly for you in this hand.

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