Moderator 5 August 2009 16:31 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	Stage #1571528446: Holdem No Limit $0.50 - 2009-08-05 16:17:13 (ET) Table: GRASMERE DR (Real Money) Seat #4 is the dealer Seat 4 - _MACCMAN_89 ($32.45 in chips) Seat 5 - JOE_FISHCAKE ($25.15 in chips) Seat 6 - JAPKING ($50 in chips) Seat 2 - WYLDBOAR ($150.55 in chips) Seat 3 - PUJOLSNET ($101.75 in chips) JOE_FISHCAKE - Posts small blind $0.25 JAPKING - Posts big blind $0.50 * POCKET CARDS * Dealt to JAPKING [Qc Ah] WYLDBOAR - Folds PUJOLSNET - Raises $1.75 to $1.75 _MACCMAN_89 - Folds JOE_FISHCAKE - Folds JAPKING - Raises $5 to $5.50 PUJOLSNET - Calls $3.75 * FLOP * [Jh 3d Ac] Japking? how to proceed, should I bet this flop? villain plays 21/16, AF 2.4 fold to 3bet 75
Flush 5 August 2009 20:39 h
whateverman Registered at 2009-08-01 Posts: 347	I think you have to bet here. Rainbow and a tough str8 to make if he actually raised w KQ I think only AK or AJ can beat you so I go pot bet and not fold to reraise.
Poker Pro 6 August 2009 07:22 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	You want to get all your money on this flop, question is how. I would almost always bet this flop, as Im also always bluffing this flop when I 3bet pre with sc's and stuff. If you're more nitty in 3bet pots, you could also go for the check-raise
Moderator 6 August 2009 16:04 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	* FLOP * [jh][3d][ac] JAPKING - Bets $5.62 PUJOLSNET - Calls $5.62 * TURN * [jh] [3d] [ac] [3h] agree, and now?
Poker Pro 8 August 2009 17:24 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	You're probably way ahead here and if yo're behind you're gonna loose your stack anyhow, so question remains how to get the money in. Betting 1/3-1/2 pot is best I think, as he may like to call with worse Aces, pockets and Jacks. He also may try to bluff you with some hands. Checkraising is also an option, because he might bluff and sometimes be or feel committed after you raise him all-in. I don't like check-calling. Which one is best depends on how aggro your opponent is, normally Id go for option 1.
Moderator 10 August 2009 16:14 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	ok this is the result * TURN * [jh] [3d] [ac] [3h] JAPKING - Bets $11.24 PUJOLSNET - Raises $56.21 to $56.21 JAPKING - All-In $27.64 PUJOLSNET - returned ($17.33) : not called * RIVER * [jh] [3d] [ac] [3h] [2d] * SHOW DOWN * PUJOLSNET - Shows [as] [kd] (Two Pair, aces and threes) JAPKING - Shows [qc] [ah] (Two Pair, aces and threes) PUJOLSNET Collects $96.75 from main pot
Poker Pro 11 August 2009 10:30 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	hmm, cooler, id make a note of this
Moderator 11 August 2009 20:50 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	what note would you make, 'doenst 3bet AK preflop'?
Poker Pro 14 August 2009 09:08 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	Doesn't 4bet AK pre
14 August 2009 17:51 h
astier Registered at 2009-05-01 Posts: 349	Here is something for me to learn about 4betting with AK. I don´t want to mix topics so I initiated a new thread. This one Cheers, Astier