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04-02-09, 12:57 AM
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Full Tilt Poker Cash game, $0.50/$1.00 Pot Limit, 3/6 players
Hand History by Button: $200 HERO (SB): $220.65 BB: $104.10 HERO posts Small Blind $0.50 BB posts Big Blind $1.00 Pre-flop: K  K ($1.5)Button raises to $3 HERO raises to $10 BB folds Button calls $7 Flop: Q 6 7 ($21)HERO bets $10.50 Button calls $10.50 Turn: Q 6 7 K ($42)HERO bets $30 Button calls $30 River: Q 6 7 K 8 ($102)HERO bets $102 Button raises to $149.50 and is all in HERO calls $47.50 |
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#2
04-02-09, 02:06 AM
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I have not seen the spoiler...and do not play cash very often.
Notes on the hand: - Preflop: Can raise more if you choose to since you're oop post flop. - Flop: the bet size is way too small. Why are you betting just half pot on a two club board? There's a possible straight draw as well, although it's less likely to hit villains range. Also, another issue here is that you probably want to build the pot...and get all the chips in the middle. The easiest way to get a huge pot is to bet larger on the flop. - Turn and River seems good to me...never folding the river. If he flopped a set or two pair...he would want to protect it against a flush draw. |
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#3
04-02-09, 02:59 AM
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We turned top set. We're only behind T9 and 95 and 54
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04-02-09, 12:39 PM
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Busto manana ... or HUSNG.com really helped him explode
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