Party Nl100, 6m.
Jeg sidder og spiller lidt NL100 med en god kammerat, da dette sker.
Ingen reads. Effektive stacks er 100.
Jeg samler AQ op UTG og siger 4$, både SB og BB betaler.
Flop Q85 rainbow.
Jeg skyder 10, BB betaler.
Turn 9
Jeg skyder 30, BB clickraiser og jeg folder.
Jeg hader som pesten at folde til sådan et lamt clickraise.
Nl100 AQ in trouble
28-06-2006 21:54
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29-06-2006 04:58
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Joker?
AQ kommer altid i problemer... Du er placeret UTG - Vil heller spille JT end AQ derfra
29-06-2006 05:01
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Ahle OP
JT er da noget oftere domineret end AQ er?
Du mener ikke det er en kende weak at folde AQ UTG på et shorthanded bord?
29-06-2006 05:51
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Jeg synes der er et godt fold af dig, hans clickraise betyder nok at han har dit par slået. Men selvfølgelig skal man raise pre flop med AQ da det i langt de fleste tilfælde vil være bedste hånd før floppet på et seksmandsbord.
29-06-2006 10:52
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Fint
Du kan dog overveje at checke turn fordi du ikke umiddelbart frygter et træk hvorfor du er i en WA/WB situation.
Det kommer lidt an på hvor dårlig han er..
29-06-2006 12:47
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Flop fint,
Turn fint
Flod fint, ret sikker på at du er bagud de fleste gange her.
Yskhyr:
Hvorfor checker du turn ?? Pot kontrol, eller bare weak ;-)
29-06-2006 12:58
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forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Number=5280435
Common actions and why we take them:
Checking the turn with ok holdings (TPTK, TPGK, marginal overpairs): The turn is often a street where your hand either skyrockets in value, or plummets into the pit of no return. The turn can be a tricky street to play, just like any. So with ok-marginal holdings, why is it good to check the turn. Checking the turn allows us to accomplish several important goals in a hand where we have an ok to marginal holding. It allows us to
Maintain pot control: TPTK, etc is not a good hand for a big pot. When we check the turn, we are keeping the pot manageable
Cheap showdown: Same concept as pot control almost, but getting the hand to showdown cheaply is important.
Inducing a bluff: Some villains see a check as weakness and will bet the river or turn with a hand that you beat that they may have folded.
However, the major drawback to this is a lack of protection. When we check the turn, we are giving a cheap/free card to a foe who is likely behind. However, it is better sometimes to give up equity in the present for higher equity in the future, so checking the turn is often good. With hands like TPTK, TPGK, we are often Way Ahead/Way Behind, so checking the turn allows us to get to showdown cheaply and easily.
PS. På nl25 checker man vel sjældent turn med TPTK, men på nl100 gør man ofte på et drawfri bord ?
Common actions and why we take them:
Checking the turn with ok holdings (TPTK, TPGK, marginal overpairs): The turn is often a street where your hand either skyrockets in value, or plummets into the pit of no return. The turn can be a tricky street to play, just like any. So with ok-marginal holdings, why is it good to check the turn. Checking the turn allows us to accomplish several important goals in a hand where we have an ok to marginal holding. It allows us to
Maintain pot control: TPTK, etc is not a good hand for a big pot. When we check the turn, we are keeping the pot manageable
Cheap showdown: Same concept as pot control almost, but getting the hand to showdown cheaply is important.
Inducing a bluff: Some villains see a check as weakness and will bet the river or turn with a hand that you beat that they may have folded.
However, the major drawback to this is a lack of protection. When we check the turn, we are giving a cheap/free card to a foe who is likely behind. However, it is better sometimes to give up equity in the present for higher equity in the future, so checking the turn is often good. With hands like TPTK, TPGK, we are often Way Ahead/Way Behind, so checking the turn allows us to get to showdown cheaply and easily.
PS. På nl25 checker man vel sjældent turn med TPTK, men på nl100 gør man ofte på et drawfri bord ?
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