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How do we proceed here, guys a serial limper, are we deep enough enough to get away here if we think hes nutted??
pokerstars Hand #81763369526: Tournament #576020016, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level V (80/160) - 2012/06/10 12:16:07 ET
Table '576020016 3' 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Peeeedor (11230 in chips)
Seat 2: basil86 (7126 in chips)
Seat 3: berliner24 (9071 in chips)
Seat 4: chicobolinho (10592 in chips)
Seat 5: torkolort1 (6253 in chips)
Seat 6: nailuj90 (23347 in chips)
Seat 7: F3nix35 (8562 in chips)
Seat 8: Paulman 87 (8159 in chips)
Seat 9: fishfinder22 (10746 in chips)
basil86: posts small blind 80
berliner24: posts big blind 160
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to basil86 [5d Ah]
chicobolinho: calls 160
torkolort1: folds
nailuj90: folds
F3nix35: folds
Paulman 87: folds
fishfinder22: folds
Peeeedor: folds
basil86: calls 80
berliner24: checks
*** FLOP *** [3h 5c As]
basil86: checks
berliner24: checks
chicobolinho: bets 160
basil86: raises 480 to 640
berliner24: folds
chicobolinho: raises 800 to 1440
basil86:????
i felt my image was laggy -
i was raising to get max value from a limped ace, i felt it unlikely he had a set considering i had flopped two pair but i guess when he comes back over the top hes either a donk with ak or has a set.....
so does everybody else hate my raise on the flop? -
If you think the player was a call station then I like the check-raise because you can get a lot of value if he connected with the board. Against a good player I don't see how you can get a lot of value from worse hands taking such a strong line like you did. If he is a passive type as then I also don't think there is a big chance you are ahead when he suddenly gets aggressive and re-raises over your check raise.
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Originally Posted by RedIceRap
AA are very unlikely, 55 as well because you have one in your hand. there are a buncha combinations that your hand is ahead of and only very few that beat your hand. get it in on the flop all day, especially with a lag image and a bad player/serial limper.
this is exactly how i felt and what i did....he had 55 but whatever...onto the next one -
Am I the only one who thinks there is room for a raise preflop? Serial limper and you wake up with A5o. Yes you're out of position but he's folding a ton. Anyway as hand was played, two pair is generally bad against a passive fish but it is quite hard to get away from. I'd chalk it off as a cooler tbh.










