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whitworth | Lancashire | United Kingdom

any comments on this hand would be appreciated
September 8, 2010, 4:15 pm

a3z was playin fairly tight aggresive 24/18 had about 40 hands on him

Full Tilt Poker Game #23732018519: Table Combine (6 max) - $0.02/$0.05 - No Limit Hold'em - 17:01:34 ET - 2010/09/08
Seat 1: FL_SH_09 ($5)
Seat 2: Yanosh01 ($5.38), is sitting out
Seat 3: FondMyLexus ($5), is sitting out
Seat 4: wills2864 ($5)
Seat 5: A3z ($5.44)
A3z posts the small blind of $0.02
FL_SH_09 posts the big blind of $0.05
The button is in seat #4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to wills2864 [7h 6d]
wills2864 raises to $0.15
A3z calls $0.13
AlphaPlay adds $1.75
FL_SH_09 folds
FL_SH_09 adds $0.05
*** FLOP *** [4c 3s Kc]
A3z has 15 seconds left to act
A3z checks
wills2864 checks
*** TURN *** [4c 3s Kc] [5h]
A3z has 15 seconds left to act
A3z bets $0.25
wills2864 calls $0.25
*** RIVER *** [4c 3s Kc 5h] [5s]
A3z has 15 seconds left to act
A3z bets $0.35
wills2864 raises to $1.25
A3z has 15 seconds left to act
A3z has requested TIME
A3z raises to $5.04, and is all in
wills2864 calls $3.35, and is all in
Uncalled bet of $0.44 returned to A3z
*** SHOW DOWN ***
A3z shows [3c 3h] a full house, Threes full of Fives
wills2864 mucks
A3z wins the pot ($9.38) with a full house, Threes full of Fives
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $10.05 | Rake $0.67
Board: [4c 3s Kc 5h 5s]
Seat 1: FL_SH_09 (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 2: Yanosh01 is sitting out
Seat 3: FondMyLexus is sitting out
Seat 4: wills2864 (button) mucked [7h 6d] - a straight, Seven high
Seat 5: A3z (small blind) showed [3c 3h] and won ($9.38) with a full house, Threes full of Fives

 i realized just after i re poped him that a full house was his most likely holding i shouldve thaught abit more about it.

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  • atta22
  • In regards to the river, you definitely were correct to raise. He can definitely call with worse (Kx, 5x, A2, perhaps a pocket pair that doesn't believe you), so you don't want to miss out on value. As for whether to call his 3bet push - it really depends on whether he can 3bet bluff (or 3bet a worse hand) in that spot. Players will rarely, if ever, bluff 3bet on the river, so it's probably a fold unless he's completely crazy. But the much more important point about this hand is that you should have raised the turn. He's leading into you indicating he likes his hand (whether it's a draw or strong hand). You aren't going to get any more value by slowplaying it to the river (ie. if he's bluffing with JT and hits a J on the river, he'll still probably fold to a river bet), but you're missing MASSIVE value by not raising the turn when there are a ton of draws and made hands that he'll call with, that you can get massive value from again on the river. You potentially cost yourself 3x the value of the pot on the turn by not raising (since you didn't build the pot on the turn) - it's such a fundamental mistake.
  • mort_nmgn
  • I agree with Atta on the turn action. You should definitly raise there as Atta explained. I think on those stakes the river is almost always a call though.. I think most players will see any 5 as the nuts.. But then again, I never played those stakes..
  • wills2864
  • Thanks for the comments ille deffinately take them on board, i think playin hands like that correctly will make a big difference to my game.

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