Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 3:00 am GMT by Hank
This kills me. It's the first frikin hand in a $5 SNG and this guy goes all in after the flop, after I make a sizeable bet. Well I guess I got my information...
Either he's a maniac or I'm busted. Later observations led me to bleive that his play was leaning towards a tight aggresive player. But I had no idea about the guy on this hand.
Hand #6385922-1 at TurboSnG-0010x (No Limit Hold'em Sit and Go)
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Started at 07/Jun/05 21:41:49
spargur2 is at seat 0 with 1500.
ytrinity is at seat 1 with 1500.
swisschris is at seat 2 with 1500.
canuck42 is at seat 3 with 1500.
bentonrebel is at seat 4 with 1500.
hellmute is at seat 5 with 1500.
Hard Way Hank is at seat 6 with 1500.
GrapplingKing is at seat 7 with 1500.
jdoggWI is at seat 8 with 1500.
Sal is at seat 9 with 1500.
The button is at seat 5.
Hard Way Hank posts the small blind of 10.
GrapplingKing posts the big blind of 20.
spargur2: -- --
ytrinity: -- --
swisschris: -- --
canuck42: -- --
bentonrebel: -- --
hellmute: -- --
Hard Way Hank: Ks Kh
GrapplingKing: -- --
jdoggWI: -- --
Sal: -- --
Pre-flop:
jdoggWI calls. Sal folds. spargur2 calls.
ytrinity raises to 195. swisschris folds. canuck42
folds. bentonrebel folds. hellmute folds. Hard
Way Hank calls. GrapplingKing folds. jdoggWI folds.
spargur2 folds.
Flop (board: Qd 3d 2h):
Hard Way Hank bets 160. ytrinity goes all-in for
1305. Hard Way Hank folds, showing Ks Kh. ytrinity
is returned 1145 (uncalled).
Hand #6385922-1 Summary:
No rake is taken for this hand.
ytrinity wins 770.
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Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 7:04 am GMT by lotsbg
would have no doubt called him and gone allin
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 7:20 am GMT by Muck
I’d call it.
I think you flop bet was too small and he might have put you on a missed A K and hoped to represent A Q for the steal.
A A-Q Q would probably re-raise on the flop. So I’d think he’s probably got A K-A Ts or an underpair.
Even if he has the Ace overcard and a flush draw I still think I’d call, someone whose better at odds may tell me that’s wrong (please do I’d like to know).
I think the only card that would stop me would be an A on the flop.
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 8:53 am GMT by suitedaces84
Re-raise it preflop dammit. I'd make it 800 after his preflop raise--or just go all-in preflop. I'd probably call this on the flop too.
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 10:54 am GMT by howzit
fold. That queen saved you a lot of money.
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 11:21 am GMT by Hank
| suitedaces84 wrote: | | Re-raise it preflop dammit. I'd make it 800 after his preflop raise--or just go all-in preflop. I'd probably call this on the flop too. |
I totally agree, I should have re-raised before the flop or folded. If I can’t play hands right because it’s the first round then I should have folded. I know I would have pushed all in pre-flop if this hand had come in a later round. I have done that before in nearly identical situations.
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 12:30 pm GMT by Loonbat
Definite reraise (preflop) and definite all-in on the flop. The bet was overly high preflop for wishing to see action. The overbet on the flop would tell me he has a mid/mid-high pocket pair and is afraid of the queen, or that he missed.
-Loon
Posted Wed Jun 08, 2005 12:37 pm GMT by Geno
I would call without hesitation, even if it was the very first hand of the WSOP. Then again, I'd have re-raised pre-flop 
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