Nl 10 Ak

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cekpirus88

Joined: 16.06.2011

Posts: 421

17.09.2014, 02:14 0

Hello I do not have so much info about the opponent but I think after a big raise and bet on the turn I can beat just KQ, or maybe is overplaying? thanks

Hand Information
PokerStars No Limit, 0.1 BB (6 handed).
Hand History converter courtesy of pokerhandreplays.com

Table Information
Seat: 1 gidan911 ($11.13)
Seat: 2 propio3 ($16.23)
Seat: 3 salvoxbox360 ($11.04) Dealer
Seat: 4 tora979 ($11.24) Small Blind
Seat: 5 bandicrasher ($10) Big Blind
Seat: 6 cekpirus88 ($11.72)
Dealt to cekpirus88
A♠: K♣:

Preflop (Pot:0.15)
cekpirus88    RAISE $0.3
gidan911    FOLD
propio3    FOLD
salvoxbox360    CALL $0.3
tora979    CALL $0.25
bandicrasher    FOLD

Flop(Pot: $1)
K♦: 2♠: 9♦:

tora979    BET $0.47
cekpirus88    RAISE $1.6
salvoxbox360    CALL $1.6
tora979    CALL $1.13

Turn(Pot: $5.8)
K♦: 2♠: 9♦: 6♠:

tora979    CHECK
cekpirus88    BET $2.2
salvoxbox360    ALL-IN
tora979    FOLD

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mikah77

Joined: 17.12.2007

Posts: 19

17.09.2014, 08:28 0

I think the turn fold was basically the correct move but your flop raise was way too large which made this such an expensive fold for you in the end.

I would have bet 1/3 to 1/2 pot on both streets then folded when facing the turn shove.

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aent4x

Joined: 13.09.2010

Posts: 112

17.09.2014, 18:05 0

Hi cekpirus88,
I think due to the lack of information on your opponent your turn decision is the best.
There will be times that you will call and the villain holds KQ or KJ but most of the times
you are behind.
I also believe that your flop raise was big, but the turn bet is ok in my opinion.

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