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[Closed] Did I make the right call or suckout?

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$2.00+15c HU SNG

Table: 39406259 (Real Money) Seat #6 is the dealer
Seat 6 - AHTOHC (2,295 in chips)
Seat 4 - HEGEL111 (705 in chips)
AHTOHC - Posts small blind 15
HEGEL111 - Posts big blind 30
POCKET CARDS
Dealt to AHTOHC [Qd 9d]
AHTOHC - Calls 15
HEGEL111 - Raises 30 to 60
AHTOHC - Calls 30
FLOP [Kc 10d 8s]
HEGEL111 - Bets 120
AHTOHC - Calls 120
TURN [Kc 10d 8s] [Kd]
HEGEL111 - All-In 525
AHTOHC - Calls 525
RIVER [Kc 10d 8s Kd] [Jh]
SHOW DOWN
HEGEL111 - Shows [8c 5c] (Two Pair, kings and eights)
AHTOHC - Shows [Qd 9d] (Straight, nine to king)
AHTOHC Collects 1,410 from main pot
SUMMARY


7 replies
pogodon
Joined: 23.07.2010

this is obviously a suckout regardless of what he had you called 525 chips into like a 300 chiped put and all you had was a gut shot and the board was paired and on the turn you call this even though you won its a very bad call i think, he could easily of had KJ here you would of been drawing dead or even if he had 10, J your drawing dead to a <<<<, you got lucky


I had a flush draw aswell and he was playing really fast and loose so..


pogodon
Joined: 23.07.2010

ah i didnt see that, but i personaly wouldnt of called only because i dont like drawing for cards if the board is paired especialy if its only the river card to save me but then again i wouldnt of won this hand


Your right next time I think ill fold :) Thanks for the advice!


pogodon
Joined: 23.07.2010

but although like you dais he was really fast and loose, and if you did put him on a 8 then you had loads of outs 3>10's, 3>9's, 3>Q's, 4>J's, and 9> :diamond: 's so 23 outs so close to 50/50 if you did put him on a 8 so not a bad call


CBFunk
Joined: 23.12.2006

Hi antstruk,

I moved your thread to the SnG hand evaluations board where our hand judges will help you to improve your game.

Good luck at the tables :)

Clemens


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Preflop and flop are both fine IMO. We can take it off of our opponent a ton on the turn, most of the time. As for the turn, we are calling 525 into a pot of 1050+360 => we need 37.2%. Against his shoving range we can expect to usually have around 12 outs, or 24% equity. As a result, this is a very clear fold.