W
willpea
Rising Star
Bronze Level
- Game
- Hold'em
- Game Format
- No Limit
- Stakes
- $.02/$.05
- Table Format
- 6-max (6 seats)
- Currency
- $
pokerstars Zoom Hand
Table 'Donati' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Player1 ($1.43 in chips)
Seat 2: Player2 ($5.45 in chips)
Seat 3: Villain ($8.34 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero ($6.88 in chips)
Seat 5: Player5 ($5.92 in chips)
Seat 6: Player6 ($7.44 in chips)
Player2: posts small blind $0.02
Villain: posts big blind $0.05
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Qs Kd]
Hero: raises to $0.12
Player5: folds
Player6: folds
Player1: folds
Player2: folds
Villain: calls $0.07
*** FLOP *** [Js 5s 8d]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $0.08 (33%)
Villain: calls $0.08
*** TURN *** [Js 5s 8d] [6s]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $0.30 (75%)
Villain: calls $0.30
*** RIVER *** [Js 5s 8d 6s] [5d]
Villain: checks
Hero: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Villain: shows [6c 6h] (a full house, Sixes full of Fives)
Hero: mucks hand
Villain collected $0.98 from pot
Information:
I had played no hands with Villain.
My thoughts:
Against the BB range I think checking back the flop is completely reasonable however I decide on this occasion to CBet. I think CBetting larger (50%) here, given we don't bet as often and its a wet board, would make more sense, but 33% is fine.
For the turn, I think with any Ks, Qs, Ts etc.., that isn't a made hand, we have to bet here. We have little show down and a lot of equity. I think, as we are repping a flush or better with an uncapped range, a larger sizing makes sense. My made flushes wouldn't bet more than pot so I elect for 75% with both value (flushes, sets etc...) and bluffs.
For the river, on a non board pairing card, or a card that at least wasn't as favourable for the BB range, I think I have to triple barrel this. I have K high, with the Qs blocker. However, the big blind crushes this board. They have all the two pair, sets, flushes and now full houses.
Comments on my thought process throughout the hand, wanting to triple barrel and giving the river up? Thank you.
Table 'Donati' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Player1 ($1.43 in chips)
Seat 2: Player2 ($5.45 in chips)
Seat 3: Villain ($8.34 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero ($6.88 in chips)
Seat 5: Player5 ($5.92 in chips)
Seat 6: Player6 ($7.44 in chips)
Player2: posts small blind $0.02
Villain: posts big blind $0.05
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Qs Kd]
Hero: raises to $0.12
Player5: folds
Player6: folds
Player1: folds
Player2: folds
Villain: calls $0.07
*** FLOP *** [Js 5s 8d]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $0.08 (33%)
Villain: calls $0.08
*** TURN *** [Js 5s 8d] [6s]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $0.30 (75%)
Villain: calls $0.30
*** RIVER *** [Js 5s 8d 6s] [5d]
Villain: checks
Hero: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Villain: shows [6c 6h] (a full house, Sixes full of Fives)
Hero: mucks hand
Villain collected $0.98 from pot
Information:
I had played no hands with Villain.
My thoughts:
Against the BB range I think checking back the flop is completely reasonable however I decide on this occasion to CBet. I think CBetting larger (50%) here, given we don't bet as often and its a wet board, would make more sense, but 33% is fine.
For the turn, I think with any Ks, Qs, Ts etc.., that isn't a made hand, we have to bet here. We have little show down and a lot of equity. I think, as we are repping a flush or better with an uncapped range, a larger sizing makes sense. My made flushes wouldn't bet more than pot so I elect for 75% with both value (flushes, sets etc...) and bluffs.
For the river, on a non board pairing card, or a card that at least wasn't as favourable for the BB range, I think I have to triple barrel this. I have K high, with the Qs blocker. However, the big blind crushes this board. They have all the two pair, sets, flushes and now full houses.
Comments on my thought process throughout the hand, wanting to triple barrel and giving the river up? Thank you.
Last edited:
