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FTP-$69MTT-Bottom set fold

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  1. another_rack another_rack is offline

    San Francisco, CA
    United States

    Posts: 76
    Joined: Dec 05

    Jul 29th, 2007 (7/29/2007 3:41am)

    I'm normally not very good at laydowns. On the Flop I told myself I was goona shove a blank turn card. His overbet on the turn makes me think he might be weak, just didn't know if that meant straight or two pair.

    How did I play it?

    Full Tilt Poker Game #3089547270: $18,000 Guarantee (23074829), Table 25 - 80/160 - No Limit Hold'em - 3:25:56 ET - 2007/07/29

    Seat 1: another_rack (4,694)

    Seat 2: flushem23 (5,150)

    Seat 3: bubbleobill (5,145)

    Seat 4: BloodRed13 (4,522)

    Seat 5: Sportscal (5,650)

    Seat 6: BBBill_92679 (7,151)

    Seat 7: geoffwwww (7,780)

    Seat 8: zster66 (4,072)

    Seat 9: Richie 625 (3,762)

    bubbleobill posts the small blind of 80

    BloodRed13 posts the big blind of 160

    The button is in seat #2

    *** HOLE CARDS ***

    Dealt to another_rack [6d 6s]

    Sportscal folds

    BBBill_92679 folds

    geoffwwww folds

    zster66 folds

    Richie 625 folds

    another_rack calls 160

    flushem23 folds

    bubbleobill has been disconnected

    bubbleobill has reconnected

    bubbleobill has 15 seconds left to act

    bubbleobill has 15 seconds left to act

    bubbleobill calls 80

    BloodRed13 checks

    *** FLOP *** [8c 7h 6h]

    bubbleobill has 15 seconds left to act

    bubbleobill bets 480

    BloodRed13 folds

    another_rack calls 480

    *** TURN *** [8c 7h 6h] [3h]

    bubbleobill has 15 seconds left to act

    bubbleobill has been disconnected

    bubbleobill has reconnected

    bubbleobill has 15 seconds left to act

    bubbleobill bets 2,720

    another_rack has 15 seconds left to act

    another_rack is sitting out

    another_rack has timed out

    another_rack folds

    Uncalled bet of 2,720 returned to bubbleobill

    another_rack has returned

    bubbleobill mucks

    bubbleobill wins the pot (1,440)

    The blinds are now 100/200

    *** SUMMARY ***

    Total pot 1,440 | Rake 0

    Board: [8c 7h 6h 3h]

    Seat 1: another_rack folded on the Turn

    Seat 2: flushem23 (button) didn't bet (folded)

    Seat 3: bubbleobill (small blind) collected (1,440), mucked

    Seat 4: BloodRed13 (big blind) folded on the Flop

    Seat 5: Sportscal didn't bet (folded)

    Seat 6: BBBill_92679 didn't bet (folded)

    Seat 7: geoffwwww didn't bet (folded)

    Seat 8: zster66 didn't bet (folded)

    Seat 9: Richie 625 didn't bet (folded)
  2. knoedel knoedel is offline

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    Jul 29th, 2007 (7/29/2007 10:44pm) in reply to another_rack

    Interesting hand....

    His potsize bet on the flop looks like someone who protects a made hand and doesnt want you to draw on a draw heavy board. your call looks like a draw and at least the flushdraw got there on the turn. Then he pushes into someone who might just made his flush? Makes no sense to me. As played I fold, to many hands that beat me out there. I would raise on the flop to "see where you at" (1150ish), but its tough to raise a big potsize bet because one somehow gets committed to the pot.

    Any previous observations on the player? Does he play draws aggressively? I would put the guy on a hand like 78, 79, or 89, a two pair or pair plus straight draw hand, 8h plus heart is a possibility aswell. I would expect a flush to valuebet though. An aggressive player might do that with a naked 9 for an oesd, expecting you to have missed the board. Since he was in the small blind he we cant exclude 45, 59, 910 all possibillities for a made straight. I would especially expect the 45 to play aggressive to protect his "idiots end straight"

    Players stats would be interesting. Could just be a desperate move to get you off the hand with one off the above drawing hands. If one semibluffes out of position and gets called and the turn bricks out (thats when he had a straight draw) one might somehow feel committed to 2nd barrel....

    Is my thinking off?
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