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  1. No one really out of line yet, action has pretty much been insta checked by both people two streets, neither has been to active.

    Not sure about checked flop line but wanted to try and control the pot as much as possible, maybe this isnt optimal three handed?

    Full Tilt Poker Game #18526339551: $35,000 Guarantee (140180710), Table 28 - 50/100 - No Limit Hold'em - 21:10:33 ET - 2010/02/16
    Seat 1: mcquaid344 (5,999)
    Seat 2: checkeater (4,270)
    Seat 3: JASONRUSTY (5,187)
    Seat 4: StandardDfing (2,350)
    Seat 5: JTJ03 (3,242)
    Seat 6: 420_402 (1,895)
    Seat 7: kill_bill2091 (6,839)
    Seat 8: GolfEagle (4,152)
    Seat 9: sledgeDammer (5,840)
    sledgeDammer posts the small blind of 50
    mcquaid344 posts the big blind of 100
    The button is in seat #8
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to JTJ03 [Ks Jd]
    checkeater folds
    JASONRUSTY calls 100
    StandardDfing folds
    JTJ03 raises to 325
    420_402 folds
    kill_bill2091 folds
    GolfEagle folds
    sledgeDammer folds
    mcquaid344 has 15 seconds left to act
    mcquaid344 calls 225
    JASONRUSTY calls 225
    *** FLOP *** [Qc Kc 9d]
    mcquaid344 checks
    JASONRUSTY checks
    JTJ03 has 15 seconds left to act
    JTJ03 checks
    *** TURN *** [Qc Kc 9d] [9h]
    mcquaid344 checks
    JASONRUSTY checks
    JTJ03 bets 450
    mcquaid344 folds
    JASONRUSTY raises to 900
    JTJ03 calls 450
    *** RIVER *** [Qc Kc 9d 9h] [Jh]
    JASONRUSTY has 15 seconds left to act
    JASONRUSTY bets 1,100
    JTJ03 has 15 seconds left to act
    JTJ03 has requested TIME
  2. Fold turn
  3.  
    Originally Posted by rungoodmuch View Post


    Fold turn

    I generally agree with this, however there is merit to flatting the c/r if for some reason OP gets the feeling villain is tooling out with an odd holding, maybe the clubs, where the river will go check/check on blank rivers. I don't like a value flat here though.

    OP- If you flatted to get to a check/check river you didn't get it. If you flatted for value I think you are misguided. Time to fold.

    EDIT: I particularly like a flat of the turn c/r since villain open limped here. It may be a sign that villain is not a good player and may be taking a line with a hand we still beat. I still think we have to fold river, but it is much closer since villain may be bad enough to limp suited king or other odd holdings and play them for value.
     
  4.  
    Originally Posted by s.l. halper View Post

    I generally agree with this, however there is merit to flatting the c/r if for some reason OP gets the feeling villain is tooling out with an odd holding, maybe the clubs, where the river will go check/check on blank rivers. I don't like a value flat here though.

    OP- If you flatted to get to a check/check river you didn't get it. If you flatted for value I think you are misguided. Time to fold.

    EDIT: I particularly like a flat of the turn c/r since villain open limped here. It may be a sign that villain is not a good player and may be taking a line with a hand we still beat. I still think we have to fold river, but it is much closer since villain may be bad enough to limp suited king or other odd holdings and play them for value.

    No I flatted turn bc the villain is pretty bad, and I still think my hand is best...the riv isnt the best card but it isnt the worse bc the it helps take j10 out of his range.The check I was refering to was on the flop, is it bad to check behind on a drawy board three handed in position?
    Thread Starter
  5.  
    Originally Posted by rungoodmuch View Post

    Fold pre

    fyp
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  6. I would just fold pre. And to answer your question, I think I bet something on flop.
     
  7.  
    Originally Posted by rungoodmuch View Post

    Fold pre

     
    Originally Posted by MastaP89 View Post

    fyp

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