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08-31-2008, 07:40 PM
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 Critique my play
i cannot figure out what i think of this hand. i do not have the greatest odds on the call, but by the way that the player that was next to act was playing i felt there was a good chance that he was calling and i had sooo many outs on the turn for what i felt their ranges were. so tell me how you would play if different and way, or just call me a donk and move on LOL  |
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08-31-2008, 08:04 PM
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Fold pre, as played fold flop. I think you went a little crazy! |
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08-31-2008, 09:11 PM
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Calling a 3bet and 4bet OOP is definitely tilted  I wish I could say I've never done it myself out of anger.
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08-31-2008, 11:51 PM
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i feel that i am going to have to chalk this one up to spewwing. after the session i went through and looked at all of the hands to review and decide which ones were coolers, suckouts, and spewage. this was the only one that i could convince myself was not horrendous, so you can imagine what the bad ones look like. i know the call was not great preflop, but if i was closing the action we should be able to call J10s in a multiway pot even out of the blinds, right? after the original call i had to call the extra dollar, there was just too much money. the way played though, i did strongly believe that my hand was not up against another flush, so with no future betting and implied odds of about 3 to 1 are we never calling? i know that we should have about 4.5 to 1 to call a flush, but still. if it was checked on the flop and then the action was the same on the turn, with the added OESD we should be calling off our stack, right? even though there is just one card to come? |
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09-01-2008, 02:20 AM
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Fold immediately, then fold when the guy limp/3bets... Not much choice but to get it in on the flop with a flush draw, but you should have never seen this flop. This whole hand was a big spew.
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