(3/6) 77 from SB vs BTN steal

12.12.2008, 14:41 0

Full Tilt (Cash Game): $3/$6 FL , 6 players
Thu Dec 11 17:41:04 CET 2008
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ThunderLightman ($126.50)
DaveTheJesus ($52)
Sargon5 ($45)
T-Foul ($98.50)
retrovirus777 ($355)
ello mallo 000 ($309)

retrovirus777 is the button.

Precards:
ello mallo 000 posts the small blind $1.50, ThunderLightman posts the big blind $3.

Preflop: ello mallo 000 is dealt 7♦ 7♠ (6 active)
2 folds, T-Foul calls $3, retrovirus777 raises to $6, ello mallo 000 raises to $9, 2 folds, retrovirus777 calls $3.

Flop: J♠ 4♠ 6♠ ($24, 2 active)
ello mallo 000 bets $3, retrovirus777 calls $3.

Turn: J♠ 4♠ 6♠ Q♥ ($30, 2 active)
ello mallo 000 checks, retrovirus777 checks.

River: J♠ 4♠ 6♠ Q♥ 2♠ ($30, 2 active)
ello mallo 000 bets $6, retrovirus777 calls $6.

Final Pot: $40, $2 raked
ello mallo 000, net: $22, Won at showdown, has [7d 7s] (a Flush, Jack High)
retrovirus777, net: -$18, Lost at showdown, has [Kc Ah] (Ace High)
T-Foul, net: -$3, Folded Preflop
ThunderLightman, net: -$3, Folded Preflop

retrovirus777
#hands: 79
VP$P: 57%
PFR: 9%
ATS: 20%
WTSD: 38%
PostFlop AF: 0.68

6 replies

SeaJaws

Joined: 04.06.2007

Posts: 974

12.12.2008, 15:19 0

I bet the turn to protect against higher flush draws.

_Anonymous_

12.12.2008, 16:20 0

On the turn I wasn't sure to have the best hand and I've tried to play my flush draw cheaply

He plays 57/9 after 80 hands... and he is pretty tight on his raising-range
Is very bad my play on the turn ?

Look at this. Is realistic this range ?

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Board:         Qh Js 6s 4s 
Dead:          

               Equity    Win       Tie       Loss      Hand
Player 1:      59.999 %  59.817 %  0.363 %   39.819 %  66+, A4s+, K8s+, Q9s+, J9s+, T9s, A9o+, KTo+, QTo+, JTo
Player 2:      40.001 %  39.819 %  0.363 %   59.817 %  7s7d

The river-play is very easy, becouse he is very passive, and he will not raise with Q:s on J:s ... probably he will raise only with A:s ( the nuts )

SeaJaws

Joined: 04.06.2007

Posts: 974

12.12.2008, 19:16 0

ow, i didn't know your equity would be so low, you probably played it perfect

_Anonymous_

12.12.2008, 20:32 0

Probably my turn-play looks weak... but I was worried about his range

I hope is ok

_Anonymous_

13.12.2008, 14:11 0

Preflop is already very close. I have trouble finding a good range for him but I like a tighter range more than a looser:

Board:
Dead:

Equity Gewonnen UnentschiedenVerloren Hand
Spieler 1: 54.140 % 53.600 % 1.081 % 45.320 % 66+, A7s+, KTs+, A9o+, KQo
Spieler 2: 45.860 % 45.320 % 1.081 % 53.600 % 7s7d

Board:
Dead:

Equity Gewonnen UnentschiedenVerloren Hand
Spieler 1: 53.508 % 52.997 % 1.022 % 45.981 % 66+, A7s+, KTs+, QJs, A9o+, KJo+
Spieler 2: 46.492 % 45.981 % 1.022 % 52.997 % 7s7d

Out of position I think I fold this. If he's a bit looser then the 3-bet is again the better option. Maybe it even is better as you might get CO off the hand (and BB of course).

After his flopcall I give him an even tighter range:

Board: Qh Js 6s 4s
Dead:

Equity Gewonnen UnentschiedenVerloren Hand
Spieler 1: 70.326 % 69.916 % 0.820 % 29.264 % KK-66, A9s+, KJs+, AJo+, KQo
Spieler 2: 29.674 % 29.264 % 0.820 % 69.916 % 7s7d

On the other hand you might get him off a better pocketpair but that doesn't improve you equity a lot (weird).
Hmm your hand is too strong with the flushdraw to fold so check/fold is no option too.
Bet/call, fold river unimproved or check/call fold river unimproved. I like check/call more because of his low AF.

Well played.

_Anonymous_

13.12.2008, 14:15 0

ty

[Closed] (3/6) 77 from SB vs BTN steal