Double up early in tournament against a LAG didn't work
Hi,
didn't expect to see a pair of fours here. Are you calling in this spot and try to build a big stack early in the tournament againt a LAG player? This wasn't a re-buy tournament.
PokerStars - 75/150 Ante 20 NL - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4
Hero (BTN): 219.44 BB
SB: 169.15 BB
BB: 99.68 BB
UTG: 190.91 BB
UTG+1: 31.38 BB
MP: 116.32 BB
MP+1: 167.76 BB
CO: 236.37 BB
8 players post ante of 0.13 BB, SB posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB
Pre Flop: (pot: 2.57 BB) Hero has K♦ A♦
fold, fold, MP raises to 2.5 BB, fold, CO calls 2.5 BB, Hero raises to 12 BB, fold, fold, MP calls 9.5 BB, CO calls 9.5 BB
Flop: (38.57 BB, 3 players) 7♦ 2♠ 9♥
MP checks, CO checks, Hero checks
Turn: (38.57 BB, 3 players) K♥
MP checks, CO checks, Hero bets 19.28 BB, fold, CO calls 19.28 BB
River: (77.13 BB, 2 players) 4♠
CO checks, Hero bets 57.84 BB, CO raises to 204.96 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 130.19 BB and is all-in
Hero shows K♦ A♦ (One Pair, Kings)
(Pre 48%, Flop 28%, Turn 95%)
CO shows 4♦ 4♥ (Three of a Kind, Fours)
(Pre 52%, Flop 72%, Turn 5%)
CO wins 453.18 BB
12 Replies
I would have cbet the flop, bet more than 1/2 pot on turn.
Not much you can do on river if 44 doesn't fold, other than bet smaller than you did bc I doubt I fold tptk with this board.
This dude is not a LAG, but dead money, and if you ever play him again you'll probably make it all back.
Bet turn larger to target lower kings. Nothing else is paying you on this board.
C-betting flop IP here is better. Turn and river look good. It's pretty clear why you called the river, as his action makes no sense and def looks more like some busted draw than anything. I don't hate the call, but it's a lot to stack off w/ on TPTK that early.
Wow that player had his mind made up to go all the way preflop! Horrible play but wow! Thanks for sharing.
I wonder what % more do you get by seeing 5 cards vs just the flop with a PP to hit a set anyways?
C-betting flop IP here is better. Turn and river look good. It's pretty clear why you called the river, as his action makes no sense and def looks more like some busted draw than anything. I don't hate the call, but it's a lot to stack off w/ on TPTK that early.
I agree about c-betting, especially on that very dry flop with the 2 best over cards.
Wow that player had his mind made up to go all the way preflop! Horrible play but wow! Thanks for sharing.
I wonder what % more do you get by seeing 5 cards vs just the flop with a PP to hit a set anyways?
Villain's call and call preflop are OK with 44. Hard for him to call the turn though.
Villain's call and call preflop are OK with 44. Hard for him to call the turn though.
I beleive the flop was checked around. So V must have thought there were a lot of big As in H's range when that very dry flop was checked around. So V then could have thought that the K on turn was a good card for V to bet with all of his big As, not just AK; and he will peel planning to fold to a river bet, but win a lot when it's checked down. Once V peels the turn, the river is bingo.
I beleive the flop was checked around. So V must have thought there were a lot of big As in H's range when that very dry flop was checked around. So V then could have thought that the K on turn was a good card for V to bet with all of his big As, not just AK; and he will peel planning to fold to a river bet, but win a lot when it's checked down. Once V peels the turn, the river is bingo.
In the games I play betting ~AQ repping a K against 2 people in a spot like this would be a miserable mistake. Maybe different at higher stakes.
To echo everyone else, c-bet flop even if it's a little a uncomfortable multi-way. There's quite a few good turn cards for you, and if you brick, it's not like you'll lose any more chips
