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hero: TT
Pre iso raise the fish, them decide to call BB because: of the good pot odds; BB can be squeezing light; SB can also call, making an even better pot to set mine;
Flop just calls the cbet w the set. The reason behind that is, besides keeping villain's range wide, its not a so drawy board to worry about.
Turn calls since villain can make this move w AK and a ton of Kx hands.
I think she has 10 10, pretty standard call to squeeze, and with set on flop there is no folding so again easy check call flop and turn
Preflop: calling such a big raise (especially at full ring) I think it must be nothing but AA/KK.
Flop: there is a K so it reduces number of KK combos she could have. If my prediction here is that other involved players have similiar hands (AA/KK/AK) so that maybe at least one of them has K as well (BB because he bets?).
Turn: I'm afraid of having a set KKK here. She or villain. I can't decide if she has AA or KK. I think I have bigger chance to guess the hand with AA (especially with A♠ blocking villain's nut flush). 6 combos AA (or 3 if anyone had /villain has AK) vs 3 combos KK (or 1 if villain has AK). My final guess is AA.
Pocket 10.
Preflop standard isoraise and call in position vs. 3bet.
Flop slowplay, no need to raise.
Turn easy call on all-in.
K♥:T♥:. Next I'll put ranges for Hero (CO) and what Hero thinks BB has on each street.
Preflop: CO - 22-TT, T9s+, AJ-AQ, KJ-KQ, KTs (she's shoving JJ+, AK)
BB - 66+, AJ+, KQ
Flop: BB - could c-bet TT+, KQ, AK. Although they could as well slowplay a set, or pot control with JJ, QQ.
CO - she could call a half-pot cbet in sandwich, maybe with a Q♠:J♠:, as they're not deep enough to have good implied odds. She also has KQ, KJ, KTs, TT, 55.
Turn: BB - should know that after calling on the Flop CO either has a very strong made hand or now possibly a monster draw. I don't think BB is shoving a lone King here, as KQ is the only worse hand that may or may not call and be behind. So BB has A♠:K♠:, K♠:Q♠:,:Tx::Tx:, :Kx::Kx:
CO - she must realise that there are no bluffs in BB's range and she can call only KT, TT, KK. Here best possible draw hand - Q♠:J♠: has only 30% equity and she can't call. If she has K♠:T♠:, she know BB can only have a set. So since she might fold KTo preflop, so I'm going for K♥:T♥:.
$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
8 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter
Stacks:
UTG ($412.44) 103bb
UTG+1 ($168) 42bb
MP1 ($417.27) 104bb
MP2 ($246.63) 62bb
CO Hero ($400) 100bb
BTN ($428) 107bb
SB ($598) 150bb
BB ($469) 117bb
Pre-Flop: (6, 8 players) Hero is CO A♣: A♥:
3 folds, MP2 calls $4, Hero raises to $16, 1 fold, SB calls $14, BB raises to $64, MP2 folds, Hero calls $48, SB calls $48
Flop: T♣: 5♠: K♦: ($196, 3 players)
SB checks, BB bets $82, Hero calls $82, SB folds
Turn: 2♠: ($360, 2)
BB goes all-in $323, Hero goes all-in $254
River: 9♠: ($937, 2), 2 all-in
Final Pot: $937
Hero shows One pair : Aces
A♣: A♥:
BB shows One pair : Kings
K♣: Q♥:
Hero wins $865 (net +$465)
BB collects $138 (net -$331)
SB lost $64
MP2 lost $4
Congratulations to:
2 points - Lillien and Tobman78