Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 2:16 am GMT by Ciso_B
hey, been playing some limit hold em lately. $1/2 blinds $2/$4 Fixed hold em on UB.
Hows my play in this hand. I am curious if i missed bets or played it right.
Hand #40568259-5789 at Albany ($2/$4 Hold'em)
Started at 17/Mar/07 03:01:47
bo_sox_fan22 is at seat 0 with $199.50.
Neab87 is at seat 1 with $271.25.
Red Knightz is at seat 2 with $28.
M_DLLLC_N is at seat 3 with $169.
nortonsvirus is at seat 4 with $92.25.
dbldeez711 is at seat 5 with $57.75.
The button is at seat 1.
Red Knightz posts the small blind of $1.
M_DLLLC_N posts the big blind of $2.
bo_sox_fan22: -- --
Neab87: Ts Tc
Red Knightz: -- --
M_DLLLC_N: -- --
nortonsvirus: -- --
dbldeez711: -- --
Pre-flop:
nortonsvirus folds. dbldeez711 folds. bo_sox_fan22
raises to $4. Neab87 re-raises to $6. Red Knightz
folds. M_DLLLC_N folds. bo_sox_fan22 calls.
Flop (board: Kh 9s Td):
bo_sox_fan22 checks. Neab87 bets $2. bo_sox_fan22
raises to $4. Neab87 calls.
Turn (board: Kh 9s Td 3c):
bo_sox_fan22 checks. Neab87 bets $4. bo_sox_fan22
raises to $8. Neab87 re-raises to $12. bo_sox_fan22
re-raises to $16. Neab87 calls.
River (board: Kh 9s Td 3c 4s):
bo_sox_fan22 checks. Neab87 bets $4. bo_sox_fan22
folds. Neab87 is returned $4 (uncalled).
Hand #40568259-5789 Summary:
$2.75 is raked from a pot of $55.
Neab87 wins $52.25.
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Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 4:04 am GMT by xDiamond_CutteRx
I am unbelievably confused as to what villain could have. Calling on the flop is probably marginally better than 3-betting against most villains since he will usually lead the turn.
So he check/raises the flop.
Check/raises/caps the turn.
Check/folds the river?
Wtf kind of funky hand is he playing???
Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 4:08 am GMT by snoogins47
Looks pretty much standard. 3bet the flop is an alternative, and a decent one with how draw heavy the board is, but I think waiting a street is generally better here.
And yeah his line is awesome. Might be an awfully played JT/QT. Or something. Maybe QJ and he thought he 'missed his draw'?
Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 6:44 am GMT by MrDarling
Am not a limit expert but I think you played it perfectly.
The main reason for smooth calling on the flop is to get him to put more bets on the turn. And since he capped the turn, your plan worked .
Villain his probably on a nice draw. Str with a back door flush and maybe even a pair. So either AQs AJs , or JTs J9s..
By smooth calling the flop you got him to believe your hand is not that strong and thus he tried to push you off it on the turn. Had you reraised the flop, there is a chance he would simply check/call the turn.
Sure villain played it very bad, but thats why low level can be sooo profitable (according to Slansky)
Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 7:14 am GMT by tame_deuces
Had you been lagging it up? Villain's line look like monkeytilt w/gutshot. 
Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 2:06 pm GMT by Sean_in_NJ
Yeah, it's AQ or AJ.
I know this because I've done it with AQ or AJ myself.
I'm not proud of it.
Posted Sat Mar 17, 2007 3:13 pm GMT by Geno
What's with playing 2/4FL? 
Posted Tue Mar 20, 2007 4:51 pm GMT by Ciso_B
Meh, had some free time and limit looked like it could be good, less mental exhaustion.
Posted Tue Mar 20, 2007 10:34 pm GMT by Phil14312
Looks standard...3-betting flop vs. waiting for turn is player dependent. Some will bet the flop and check to you on the turn on a somewhat scary board.
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