Today we had an epic coaching imo. First of all we had tons of interesting hands to talk about. Second: there was a nice fish on the table who started to flame me. The listeners and me where answering in a very friendly manner and we asked him for a Hu match. Unfortunatly he refused that offer, even after 20 minutes of friendly invites.
Well, anyway, back to topic. We had a very interesting hand I wanna talk about.
$0.1/$0.25 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com
Stacks:
UTG Albu Hyatt ($14.85)
UTG+1 Dieight ($25.85)
CO Hero ($81.50)
BTN SoniaVachon ($64.80)
SB Astra656 ($15.35)
BB mcneth87 ($33.80)
Pre-flop: ($0.35, 6 players) Hero is CO 6♣ 6♠
Albu Hyatt calls $0.25, 1 fold, Hero raises to $1.10, SoniaVachon raises to $3.90, 2 folds, Albu Hyatt folds, Hero calls $2.80
Flop: 7♥ 4♣ 5♦ ($8.40, 2 players)
Hero checks, SoniaVachon checks
Turn: T♥ ($8.40, 2 players)
Hero bets $6, SoniaVachon calls $6
River: 6♦ ($20.40, 2 players)
Hero bets $13, SoniaVachon raises to $54.90, Hero folds
Final Pot: $88.30
SoniaVachon wins $86 ( won +$21.20 )
Albu Hyatt lost -$0.25
Hero lost -$22.90
Our opponent was a kinda solid tag.
The preflop call is standard because we are so deep. We hit a good board and our plan is to c/c. We do not donk becausde we don't want to get raised. As he checked behind the flop I thought my hand is probably good and bet out on the turn. So far, so standard. Now: The river brings the set and we have 2 options: b/f or c/c.
Let's think about the handrange of our opponent. Preflop range: AQ+, 22+??, 67+??? that is the question, what is he 3betting with. Well, I would tend to the tighter side but we don't know.
I would take into consideration that he can have any set on this flop and he might have the straight.
Now: With what hands is he calling a bet on the river? I think he is calling any set and maybe an overpair, if he played it that way. Furthermore he might call with 2 pairs. He is raising the straight and maybe a set of tens. So actually there are just a few hands that he would raise and we don't beat any of them.
--> b/f
After thinking about it I think I took the right line, because there is still value and we can sefely fold to a raise. If he is a very good player and willing to risk a lot he might bluff raise us, but I don't think he is.
problem: 89 is so unlikely, because he had to call a gut shot on the turn. 68 is unlikely because we have 66. raising a hand that's not making the straight would be sick.
anyway: tough spot!
This is the chat log as I waited for the fish:
FTP Advisor: See how you stack up with
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Leaderboards.
TribunCaesar: I am waiting
Dealer: Hand #9851190593
Dealer: Hand #9851190593 has been
canceled
agony123: i jsut wanted
agony123: to say i love u ♦
KJ_in_Blau (Observer): lol
petermuflon (Observer): lol
TribunCaesar: lol
sunybli: i love u 2
KJ_in_Blau: #3
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