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5$ 2rebuys 1 addon.............................just wonder if my fold here is a little to tight and if so should i flat or raise???? no reads on early raiser
pokerstars Game #32209538687: Tournament #188959673, $5.00+$0.50 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level X (100/200) - 2009/08/29 18:30:59 ET
Table '188959673 225' 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Shura1990 (15337 in chips)
Seat 2: Ray1718 (12302 in chips)
Seat 3: stritfighter (14501 in chips)
Seat 4: cleanerchen (20455 in chips)
Seat 5: jalla79 (10706 in chips)
Seat 6: plumbers boy (6416 in chips)
Seat 7: Ser Davos (14075 in chips)
Seat 8: Frederick197 (16845 in chips)
Seat 9: AVANDEKAART (5685 in chips)
Shura1990: posts the ante 25
Ray1718: posts the ante 25
stritfighter: posts the ante 25
cleanerchen: posts the ante 25
jalla79: posts the ante 25
plumbers boy: posts the ante 25
Ser Davos: posts the ante 25
Frederick197: posts the ante 25
AVANDEKAART: posts the ante 25
Ray1718: posts small blind 100
stritfighter: posts big blind 200
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Ser Davos [Js Jd]
cleanerchen: calls 200
jalla79: raises 1200 to 1400
plumbers boy: folds
Ser Davos: folds
Frederick197: folds
AVANDEKAART: folds
Shura1990: folds
Ray1718: folds
stritfighter: folds
cleanerchen: folds
Uncalled bet (1200) returned to jalla79
jalla79 collected 925 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 925 | Rake 0
Seat 1: Shura1990 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: Ray1718 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: stritfighter (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 4: cleanerchen folded before Flop
Seat 5: jalla79 collected (925)
Seat 6: plumbers boy folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 7: Ser Davos folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 8: Frederick197 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 9: AVANDEKAART folded before Flop (didn't bet) -
I would've seen a flop.
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no qq plus iam raising here but with the jj id hate to raise and have someboby 3 bet or have the initial raiser shove on me and i really dont like to flat here .....but i guess that is what i should of done just flat and set mine for a jack???????
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Flat is bad. I think you either raise or fold p/f. I lean towards raise and call the shove. If he has QQ, KK, or AA, so be it.
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raising is bad. if you get fourbet you are seldom ahead and racing at best. JJ way too strong to fold pre, you dont want to repop pre and trap yourself for 70 bbs. set mining means you are assuming that he has QQ+, which is just incorrect. flat pre and reevaluate the flop.
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too tight, especially since it's a rebuy tournament
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lol @ that fold. u serious?
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we-ways!
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too tight. i would call. if you flop an over pair call his flop bet. if he bets turn then i would fold. if he checks turn i would bet. if he checks flop i would bet.
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Way too tight.
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Sir you can't just fold this here. What do you put him on? Without any reads, do you fold this strong of starting hands everytime someone raises 4x+? I wouldn't setmine without any reads on your opponent unless you are sure that the implied odds are there that he's putting the rest of his stack in regardless. My advice, see a flop then reevaluate.
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I fold.
IDK what everyone else is thinking.
Not that folding is a great option but lets look at our options.
1) flat - you are barely deep enough to set mine, and he is def not deep enough for you to be set mining.
2) re raise fold is obv terrible
3) re raise call I think is bad too bc he's 7xing utg + 1 maybe he folds, but most likely you get the chips in. AK is possible but I think that's all your hoping for.
4) fold. may not look great, but this is the best option. Pretty easy play imo. -
Pretty easy? You think 7x is qq+ here enough to "easily" fold? I don't know where you play but people love 7xing with jj10109988ak in ep to "protect" there hand and folding here is awful to the point where I thought this might be a joke. You flat in position and play a flop. 3betting is bad because you can't call a 4 bet so your turning jj into a bluff and 3bet calling is slighty better because he has ak sometimes but I still hate it. This is a pretty clear flat from here.
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Villain could be showing up with 88-TT, AQ, AK. So I would see a flop and shove a flop that has no ace. Raise-folding is bad, folding is too tight.
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This man speaks the truth...please do anything but fold here....thank you...
Originally Posted by pikappraider78
i would flat here. i dont like 3betting since i doubt he jams much worse. however folding is horrible. we have posistion on the raiser and we are deep enough to flat. also our flat puts alot in pre and could induce a squeeze behind which i would then shove over if the opener folds. -
this guy has been pocket fived, just because we have jacks doesnt mean we get it in 55bb's effective where guy is rarely 4-betting shoving worse. seriously we are allowed to fold sometimes. saying tht i flat here, mainly to set mine but also maybe raising/getting it in on safe flops because tht brings all his 77,88,99,1010 type hands into play whereas we may have lost these types of hands pre
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I think I agree that I like a flat here and see the texture of the flop. No you aren't getting enough implied odds to make it profitable to set mine here, but with JJ you aren't only playing the hand for set value.
My only problem with flatting in a spot like this is when the flop comes 7 high and you face the inevitable bet that commits him to the pot. I mean I'm sure we would be getting it in there, but it's definitely a "way ahead or way behind" spot. Usually I like to try to keep the pot as small as possible in such spots, but there's no way to avoid playing for stacks there....I think. -
Wow, this hand has generated more conversation than I thought. Anyway, since of couple of people have disagreed with my philosophy here, I wanted to expand a little.
For me JJ is a hard hand to play postflop. Somewhere between 40-55% of flops will contain an overcard (math help anyone?). On the remainder of the flops we'll have an overpair. But if we don't raise pre, we are in the same situation when the villian flop bets as we were pre-flop - guessing. Moreover, as Neek has pointed out:
Here, we know the villian is likely to overbet once agin if he chooses to bet. What do we do when the villian fires a pot sized bet, or larger, on the flop? I hate this spot, personally. Therefore, I would rather raise pre. JJ is dominated by only QQ, KK and AA. We have no information on which to assume that his range is only QQ+. If we raise and he comes over the top, we have more reason to think maybe his range is that narrow. Some would choose to fold there and others, like me, will call the shove. Even if we lose, it's not over as we still have about 3300 chips left.Originally Posted by Neek
My only problem with flatting in a spot like this is when the flop comes 7 high and you face the inevitable bet that commits him to the pot. I mean I'm sure we would be getting it in there, but it's definitely a "way ahead or way behind" spot. Usually I like to try to keep the pot as small as possible in such spots, but there's no way to avoid playing for stacks there....I think.
Reasonable people will obviously disagree, but I'd fold before I flatted here. -
yes. flat and re-evaluate on flop. You are calling 10% of your stack which, IMO is reasonable here. You have position on raiser, and can still wrangle this pot away from him even if a Q, K, or A shows up ( if he checks his TT, 99, for instance). If flop comes low and he fires, it's awkward but you gotta get involved obv., if flop is low and he checks- great : valuetown. There are alot of ways of winning this hand still, a fold is just too tight for me.
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