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Very torn on this hand.....what do you guys think, was this a good spot to gamble?
the reason I'm torn is because I have more then enough chips to play but it just seems like to nice of a spot to pass up and obv. I'm looking to win
Full Tilt Poker Game #23777721980: $12,000 Rush Guar (Rebuy) (183665015), Table 284 - 400/800 Ante 100 - No Limit Hold'em - 09:53:41 ET - 2010/09/10
Seat 1: Silverstar67 (92,528)
Seat 2: villian (86,288)
Seat 3: villian (28,713)
Seat 4: unpredactable (109,278)
Seat 5: hero (80,202)
Seat 6: newfie girl 66 (18,233)
Seat 7: xCHIPCLOWNx (76,397)
Seat 8: mazli1002 (16,412)
Seat 9: Freddy7913 (18,662)
Silverstar67 antes 100
acennine antes 100
bojjo123456 antes 100
unpredactable antes 100
hero antes 100
newfie girl 66 antes 100
xCHIPCLOWNx antes 100
mazli1002 antes 100
Freddy7913 antes 100
acennine posts the small blind of 400
bojjo123456 posts the big blind of 800
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to cromi01 [Kh Ah]
unpredactable raises to 1,600
hero calls 1,600
newfie girl 66 folds
xCHIPCLOWNx folds
mazli1002 has 15 seconds left to act
mazli1002 folds
Freddy7913 folds
Silverstar67 folds
acennine calls 1,200
bojjo123456 calls 800
*** FLOP *** [Jh Kd 8h]
acennine bets 8,000
villian raises to 27,013, and is all in
unpredactable folds
hero has 15 seconds left to act
hero raises to 78,502, and is all in
acennine calls 70,502
hero shows [Kh Ah]
acennine shows [Js 8s]
bojjo123456 shows [Jd 8d]
*** TURN *** [Jh Kd 8h] [Ts]
*** RIVER *** [Jh Kd 8h Ts] [2s] -
I don't get this hand history. You flatted the raise with ak? I don't even see the call .
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easy fold on the flop i dont see how you can be ahead there.
You should 3bet pre flop all the time i mean you dontt want to see a 4 way flop with AK that deep (100BB effective). Noww if you tell you flated iin order to let someone squizz and then hide the sttrenght of your hand I can understand a flat but since it diddnt happen you really need to fold on a heavy draw board like that which can hit KJ ThQh 88 you are behind pretty much everytime -
you don't get what exectly ?.....pretty straight forward I flat a raise with AKs.....4 of us see a flop I flop top pair nut draw and they flop 2 pair and the three of us get it in.......
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Sorry I'm blind to all that hero villian bs. See it now. I hate the flat inviting the world to call.
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being 100BB deep doesn't mean I have to 3 bet, I have plenty of chips to flat and play a flop.......however I can def. understand 3 betting pre
Originally Posted by decamps
easy fold on the flop i dont see how you can be ahead there.
You should 3bet pre flop all the time i mean you dontt want to see a 4 way flop with AK that deep (100BB effective). Noww if you tell you flated iin order to let someone squizz and then hide the sttrenght of your hand I can understand a flat but since it diddnt happen you really need to fold on a heavy draw board like that which can hit KJ ThQh 88 you are behind pretty much everytime -
Flatting pre is terrible you realize your in early pos and you've now invited the world to call 1600, you are completely losing value from a huge hand, especially if u were to brick the flop and then have to fold. Please 3 bet pre.
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lol of course I don't post it......all I wanted to know was when that flop comes do you put in a well above average stack in in order to be a chip leader with about 240 left.....is it worth it.....
Edited By: Brunson10 Sep 10th, 2010 at 03:33 PM -
You have plenty of chips to see a flop and also to get away from that flop. if your going to get in or your the type of player who will get it in on this flop i would 3bet pre
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As played I'm not folding. If played right you don't have to deal with this gross spot.
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I respectfully disagree.....the blinds are pretty high so the whole inviting the world doesn't really work.......sure I'll get an extra caller or two but I don't mind because I am very deep and people play pretty bad on the flop so if I hit I usally get worse hands playing with me..... not the type that's going to go broke with just a pair if someone shows a lot of strength on the flop.....I can get away from AK and still be sitting nice............having spewed all that most of the time I 3bet as well
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I love gambling...so yes i take this every single time.....i do agree raise pre i mean i understand you can flat and its not the worst play but you dont want that to happen and invite every blind and the button in with hands like the ones that beaata you etc...curious though if someone comes over top after u flatted...do u fold?
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How do you continue to defend the play when you saw first hand why you should never flat in that specific situation?
Originally Posted by Brunson10
I respectfully disagree.....the blinds are pretty high so the whole inviting the world doesn't really work.......sure I'll get an extra caller or two but I don't mind because I am very deep and people play pretty bad on the flop so if I hit I usally get worse hands playing with me..... not the type that's going to go broke with just a pair if someone shows a lot of strength on the flop.....I can get away from AK and still be sitting nice............having spewed all that most of the time I 3bet as well
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lol what?.........first I'm not defending anything I already stated that a high percentage of time I 3bet.........second.. saw what? I really don't mind them having those hands there....I think ur being a bit results oriented.....they had worse then I thought.....all I really wanted to know was if other players get it in there with my stack at that particular level
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There is notihng terrible or horrible about your play. I think half the haters in this thread didnt even read the hand, since they list hands for you to fear that you are way ahead of.. Def can make an argument for 3-betting, but it isnt the only way to play it. I dont see many people folding TPTK with the nut draw given the action so far, I wouldn't short of having some read on the initial post flop raiser as super tight.
Originally Posted by joeyrulesall
How do you continue to defend the play when you saw first hand why you should never flat in that specific situation?
Most of the posters ITT need to read Nats article today imo. -
I'd say it would depend on their stack and my image of them.......I think a solid player with 15-30bb's behind us shoves pretty wide so I would probably call of......again depends on the image of the guy shoving and his stack size
Originally Posted by Itghtuhadkk
I love gambling...so yes i take this every single time.....i do agree raise pre i mean i understand you can flat and its not the worst play but you dont want that to happen and invite every blind and the button in with hands like the ones that beaata you etc...curious though if someone comes over top after u flatted...do u fold?
ty.....not for sticking up for my play......but understanding what I'm askingOriginally Posted by Pezzo
There is notihng terrible or horrible about your play. I think half the haters in this thread didnt even read the hand, since they list hands for you to fear that you are way ahead of.. Def can make an argument for 3-betting, but it isnt the only way to play it. I dont see many people folding TPTK with the nut draw given the action so far, I wouldn't short of having some read on the initial post flop raiser as super tight.
Most of the posters ITT need to read Nats article today imo. -
Originally Posted by Brunson10
lol what?.........first I'm not defending anything I already stated that a high percentage of time I 3bet.........second.. saw what? I really don't mind them having those hands there....I think ur being a bit results oriented.....they had worse then I thought.....all I really wanted to know was if other players get it in there with my stack at that particular level
I'm not being results oriented at all. You are playing a strong hand like a trapping hand. At the same time inviting others to come along. Ak is not a trapping hand. Never mind. I don't know why i'm discouraging that play. It's exactly how I would like everyone to play ak against me. Now I get why the Dylan said it's fine. -
Um...what? there may be no way he's ahead but he has TPTK AND nut flush draw. Never in any tourney am i folding this at that point.
Originally Posted by decamps
easy fold on the flop i dont see how you can be ahead there.
You should 3bet pre flop all the time i mean you dontt want to see a 4 way flop with AK that deep (100BB effective). Noww if you tell you flated iin order to let someone squizz and then hide the sttrenght of your hand I can understand a flat but since it diddnt happen you really need to fold on a heavy draw board like that which can hit KJ ThQh 88 you are behind pretty much everytime -
Looks fairly fine to me...I'd prefer a 3 bet pre though
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3 bet pre like, 90% of the time imo. but I'm fine with a flat every now and then. post flop get it in every single time. some ppl itt can't read hand histories properly apparently.
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Jesus this post can't be real. Do you not see he has nfd?
Originally Posted by JokersOnYou
if you choose not to 3-bet this preflop, it's a must fold on the flop -- you are rarely ahead here. I don't mind a flatcall, but you have to be able to get away from flops like this if you choose to. If you are unable to fold this flop, 3-bet preflop.
Its hard to range both these players who are flatting in the sb and bb, but they are EXTREMELY wide and very 2 pair and draw heavy, which we play well against. You can throw KK and almost certainly JJ out of their range, 88 is the only reasonable set, and I don't see the sb leading pot with a set on the flop. Throw in some draws like 9Thh or even dumb ones like 9To and we have close to 65% equity hu in the pot, 51% equity in a 3 way pot against 2 players with similar ranges, so jamming there is a must.
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