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8:49 pm
December 6, 2007


jamleeco

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Title is because I got beat by 3 jacks 3 times in little over an hour. ( that was not a whine, more of an informative boo-hoo).

New player has just sat down 4 hands ago. Don’t remember playing with him but seen him around, plays regularly. He came in short with 33 bb’s ( same way I like to start out). I have 150 bb’s so have him covered. One limper in front of him , he raises to 5bb’s in the cutoff, so fairly wide range. I have AQs in sb. I call. Limper folds.

Flop comes J97. There are 11 bb’s in pot, he bets 5bb(after I checked). Just 2 overcards but his bet seemed like he wanted action or continuation bet hoping to take it with 9’s or T’s maybe. I called to see one card. That was loose. Too loose?

Pot=21bb’s.Turn comes A. I check, he bets 9bb’s.I put him in for his last 15 bb’s. River comes Q but he has pocket J’s. Am I not protecting my stack enough? I usually don’t call with 2 overs, but didn’t know how he played. 3-1 odds and I thought either over would be good and if a T hit I would try and take the pot. Maybe even an 8. After the A came, was I too over the top with top pair 2nd kicker?

9:05 pm
December 6, 2007


Shrike

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posts 81

You should just dump on this flop. A short stack has to have you beat on this flop and you don’t have the implied odds to continue, much less the pot odds to warrant a call with six outs at most, or (as here) just drawing nearly dead to a runner-runner straight.

6:27 am
December 7, 2007


Todd

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I wouldn’t call in the SB with AQ.  I would raise unless you think the villain is very tight.  If he shoves for the 33BB, just get the money in.  You’ll have decent equity against his range given the overlay.

I definitely wouldn’t call a bet oop with overs that missed. 

6:49 am
December 7, 2007


jamleeco

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posts 89

Yeah, thanks Todd. Of the 3 hands I posted this was the one I felt bad about. Normally I don’t even call here, but suited and brand new player, ahhh, live and learn heh?  Actually, this is embarrassing, I thought 2 players were in. Hard to see at the other end and the limper in front of him I guess was making change since he was not calling and dropped chips on table fumbling around. Thought he was gonna call after me. Heads up I would have folded this anyway without knowing the player.

As is, after I called on flop before A came, I was calculating that I messed up , there was no way I would get another 15bb’s if over made winning hand. Was factoring take away the pot scare cards in, probably too optimistically ’cause I had been stealing alot ( something I have been trying to improve on) and might have been a little too cocky.

Reverse tilt? 

 

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