Prima 200NL 6max.
Villain is very loose. 50/22. He's also a calling station. He's full stacked, and I cover.
I have 3[c] 3[h] in LP.
Flop 3[s] 6[s] T[s] ($6.5). Two checks to me. I bet $4. Villain now check raises to $12.
Turn 8[h] ($30). He leads $15, I call.
River 6[d] ($60) He leads $25.
Push or value raise? He has 148 left.
To Push or Not to Push (200NL)
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To Push or Not to Push (200NL)
by T-Rod » Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:01 am
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by Zmej » Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:52 am
Why did you play it so passively on flop and turn?
I would either 3 bet flop or raise turn, then there wouldn't be a question of what to do on the river.
If you are sure that he has a flush and you waited to fill-up then it is an easy push, no one folds a flush. If he can have a TPTK or 2 pairs here then value bet is better, but in this case I don't uderstand your passive play on flop and turn.
I would either 3 bet flop or raise turn, then there wouldn't be a question of what to do on the river.
If you are sure that he has a flush and you waited to fill-up then it is an easy push, no one folds a flush. If he can have a TPTK or 2 pairs here then value bet is better, but in this case I don't uderstand your passive play on flop and turn.
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by T-Rod » Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:20 pm
I guess the real question is the way he played it by check raising the flop is that more likely to be:
1) A flopped flush
2) A[s] Tx
When we got to the river I thought he was probably on the A[s] Tx hand. I put in a raise to $75 (hoping he'd push) and he called and I scooped.
For some reason, Prima has turned off the Playcheck thing so I can no longer see my opponents cards.
I think I misplayed it and shoulda pushed.
1) A flopped flush
2) A[s] Tx
When we got to the river I thought he was probably on the A[s] Tx hand. I put in a raise to $75 (hoping he'd push) and he called and I scooped.
For some reason, Prima has turned off the Playcheck thing so I can no longer see my opponents cards.
I think I misplayed it and shoulda pushed.
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