The only hand of note that I lost that I think is debatable is the following. I think it's a really interesting spot for reasons that probably aren't immediately obvious but I won't elaborate why because it might sway people's responses. Let me know what you think!
No-Limit Hold'em, $20.00 BB (3 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
SB ($2000)
Hero (BB) ($3856)
Button ($3339)
Preflop: Hero is BB with 5
, 5
Button bets $70, 1 fold, Hero raises to $230, Button calls $160
Flop: ($470) 4
, 7, 6 (2 players)Hero bets $320, Button calls $320
Turn: ($1110) K
(2 players)Hero?
Total pot: $1110
4 comments:
im a huge donk, but i'd probably have checked that flop w intentions of checkraising oop. as played i'd probably check/fold the turn or check/call the river (somewhat depending on the card) if he doesnt bet the turn.
results?
i would check/raise get it in on the turn because i would believe he gets any flush draw in on the flop and checking is fine as we aren't too worried about giving free cards and we can safely c/f the river after he checks turn
i don't see him betting the turn with a hand that has us beat except KQ that decided to float flop but thats pretty much it. so once we check and he bets i think his range is mostly air that floated because its 3-handed and youre deep
imo he checks behind with a hand like AhQx because he has sd value and it would suck for him to be check/raised on the turn
what do you think?
actually i think it should be a c/c and c/f river ui
B/f turn to fold out better mid pair holdings as probs not ahead of his flop calling range, if he calls give up and say a little prayer, altho id prob three barrel
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