[Closed] NL20 SH: boat sinks on the river?

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_Anonymous_

20.07.2008, 12:33 0

Sorry no handconvertor for this one. Villain is a nl20 reg.

** Hand # 2100456913 starting - 2008-07-20 12:06:58
** Dumb Struck [Hold 'em] (0.10|0.20 NL - Cash Game) Real Money

rPaguHaP sitting in seat 1 with $19.70[Sitting out]
Redbull_T sitting in seat 2 with $20.11
meldem sitting in seat 3 with $22.28
Philip336 sitting in seat 4 with $27.50
takegawa sitting in seat 6 with $23.20[Dealer]
Redbull_T posted the small blind - $0.10
meldem posted the big blind - $0.20

** Dealing cards to Philip336: T♥ T♣
rPaguHaP was disconnected
Philip336 raised to $0.80 takegawa called - $0.80
Redbull_T folded
meldem folded

** Dealing the flop: J♦ 2♦ 2♠
Philip336 bet - $1.20 takegawa called - $1.20

** Dealing the turn: T♠
Philip336 checked takegawa bet - $2.80 Philip336 raised to $6.50 takegawa called - $6.50

** Dealing the river: J♥
Philip336 checked takegawa went all-in - $14.70 Philip336 folded
takegawa mucks:
takegawa wins $31.14 from the main pot

I think i should have bet the turn a bit bigger. However, what to do with the river?

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_Anonymous_

20.07.2008, 13:16 0

I would make turn re-raise to 8$ . Then I can shove any river. J makes it difficult. He should fold Jx against c/r. So probably I'd put him on flushdraw and call him down.

_Anonymous_

20.07.2008, 14:23 0

You really give him so much credit for folding bad jacks there?

_Anonymous_

20.07.2008, 20:51 0

It is player dependent.
Assuming that NL20 regular is thinking player, then he would probably fold Jx there, since it shows so much strength. Doubt that you would do that with flushdraw or pure bluff. SO he might put you with AJ or overpair and I think that he won't call that often Jx here. But there has been a while when i was playing NL 25, so I also may be dead wrong

Zenith88

Joined: 13.07.2008

Posts: 56

24.07.2008, 09:08 0

First post here, so i might be completely wrong. But wouldn't he have reraised you on the flop if he had Jx, for the purpose of protection, and information. To him your bet would have looked like a standard continuation bet of a preflop aggressor. If you reraised him again then he prolly put you on a AJ or overpair and would have been a fold for him. If i held Jx i know i would have wanted more info about the range of my oponent.