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[Closed] NL10FR:AJs

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Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.05/$0.1 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

Known players:
[tg]MP1(Hero)$12.34:///////;MP2$20.00:///////;MP3$10.21:///////;CO$18.81:///////;BU$18.72:///////;SB$14.12:///////;BB$10.44:///////;UTG1$23.08:///////;UTG2$16.15:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with A:s, J:s.
UTG1 calls $0.10, UTG2 calls $0.10, Hero raises to $0.60, 6 folds, UTG1 calls $0.50, UTG2 calls $0.50.

Flop: ($1.95) 9:s, 4:h, 5:s (3 players)
UTG1 checks, UTG2 bets $1.20, Hero calls $1.20, UTG1 calls $1.20.

Turn: ($5.55) A:d (3 players)
UTG1 checks, UTG2 bets $3.50, Hero calls $3.50, UTG1 calls $3.50.

River: ($16.05) K:s (3 players)
UTG1 checks, UTG2 checks, Hero bets $5.70, UTG1 raises to $11.40, UTG2 folds, Hero calls $1.34.

Final Pot: $34.49.

Well played ? I was quite sure that UTG2 has set, so I was calling only for flush. But I thought that is it maybe better to raise flop and get it in there ?


2 replies
kwedaras
Joined: 09.05.2009

i would have played the same way. although odds are not perfect, you get good implied odds ( you got position and presumably he has a set, hard to lay down ). raise/push on the flop would be overplayed imo.


Hi,

I think it's fine given that you're slightly deep and UTG1 seems prone to increase your odds even more by overcalling.

If you're confident that he has a set then getting it in on the flop as an underdog is a bad play, you'd have absolutely no fold equity.

Hope it helps.