Richard Cranium
3 of a Kind
GO BROKE OBV
Hand against Luckbox McLuckerson... (1 Viewer)
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turns and shove everything else.
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Quicksilver-75
4 of a Kind
If he did this thread would have started and concluded in the op..
Luckbox flopping the idiot end of the open ended straight is not near as good as luckbox flopping the high end of an open ended straight for sure.
Frogzilla
4 of a Kind
Squeeze pre ($15), lead flop for 2/3 pot in either situation.
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Therein lies the rub of under-repping your hand. In the immortal words of Sam Kinison (RIP), if you don't trust the [p-word], why are you [effing] the [p-word]?
You got what you wanted. Action. Now follow through with the plan. I know it doesn't work out well, but that's not relevant to this discussion. This is what you wanted, what you asked for.
Raise, be ready to shove that stack in, puke on the table, and re-buy
^^^This^^^
(Typing, generally) If you don't like action and big pots, don't play NLHE. Stick to limit.
Leading out could give us some info, checking the flop doesn't really and we're still OOP. I'd call and see what the turn brings.
If you follow your line then I guess your raising since your hand is not improving. You never said what villians stack sizes were but I'm assuming we're going to be playing for our stack at this point might as well jam.
If you follow your line then I guess your raising since your hand is not improving. You never said what villians stack sizes were but I'm assuming we're going to be playing for our stack at this point might as well jam.
justsomedude
Straight Flush
Jam.
I'm excited for his mid pair to turn into a boat....
Mr Winberg
Full House
...and then he'll misread his hand while tabling.
He will be like. "Oh drats, I thought my eights we're good!... " As he flips over 8/3 off...
As he ignores runner runner 3s for a boat...
bigdonkey
Straight
Fold/raise IMO. In his 40+ years of grinding he'll have never seen it coming, and won't believe his bad luck to run in to it now. But, since you are playing at the Bellodgeio he calls anyway and wins. Cuz he always wins at the Bellodgeio.
The Clown God does love a good schemengie. This would qualify, especially if someone then said, "I folded a 3."
This feels like the dude either has JJ or JQ and an 8 ball comes on the River. I feel it...
DrStrange
4 of a Kind
You could go all-in and just toss a red bird in the pot. If the luckbox emerges victorious, grab your chips and hit the cage.
We have some reason to think that could work . . . . DrStrange
We have some reason to think that could work . . . . DrStrange
OP
OP
rimmerryan
Flush
So...
After checking on the flop. Villain has bet out $15... folded back around to me and I decide to raise.
I raise slightly more than I would have normally as I didn't want this guy calling me and pairing up to make a boat, or trying to catch a card.
So, I make it $55 to go.
He tanks for a minute or two and keeps looking back and forth between the board and me... me and the board.
He finally says out loud that if I hit it, I must be good, and shoves all in.
His image at the table from what I have seen so far tells me that I am ahead here and I snap call his shove all in.
Had no reason to believe that he was playing J-8 to have me beat here.
I figured he must have had a huge over pair or flopped a set... any of them.
He does have me covered by about $100, so I am effectively all-in!
Board so far is:
After checking on the flop. Villain has bet out $15... folded back around to me and I decide to raise.
I raise slightly more than I would have normally as I didn't want this guy calling me and pairing up to make a boat, or trying to catch a card.
So, I make it $55 to go.
He tanks for a minute or two and keeps looking back and forth between the board and me... me and the board.
He finally says out loud that if I hit it, I must be good, and shoves all in.
His image at the table from what I have seen so far tells me that I am ahead here and I snap call his shove all in.
Had no reason to believe that he was playing J-8 to have me beat here.
I figured he must have had a huge over pair or flopped a set... any of them.
He does have me covered by about $100, so I am effectively all-in!
Board so far is:
OP
OP
rimmerryan
Flush
After I call his shove, I immediately flip over my cards to show the flopped straight.
He hesitates like he doesn't want to flip his cards over.
But when he does, the table audibly gasped... almost everyone couldn't believe that he had made the play he did.
He flips over:
!!!
Two overs... with a double gut-shot.
He hesitates like he doesn't want to flip his cards over.
But when he does, the table audibly gasped... almost everyone couldn't believe that he had made the play he did.
He flips over:
!!!Two overs... with a double gut-shot.
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
8 ball, corner pocket...
Frogzilla
4 of a Kind
4 outs with 2 cards coming, let's see, 4/2 = 2, he's a 2:1 fave.
7 outs - he got the double gutty. Obv were hoping for overpair but flopped straight is almost always vulnerable here, lots of draws to the better straights and sets going to show up.
This is a great situation, if you hate the variance I’d ask to run it twice
Kain8
Flush
You got it in good, nothing more you can do.
I would at least expect a nit like this to have sooted KJ for runner runner flush options. like @Kain8 said, you did it right. I would love to be in that spot. Hands like this is why we play NL.After I call his shove, I immediately flip over my cards to show the flopped straight.
He hesitates like he doesn't want to flip his cards over.
But when he does, the table audibly gasped... almost everyone couldn't believe that he had made the play he did.
He flips over:
Two overs... with a double gut-shot.
What were the effective stacks? never got that. Even up against your flopped straight he’s only a 71:28 dog or about 2.5:1. If he thinks he’s got some fold equity it’s not the worst play in the world...So...
After checking on the flop. Villain has bet out $15... folded back around to me and I decide to raise.
I raise slightly more than I would have normally as I didn't want this guy calling me and pairing up to make a boat, or trying to catch a card.
So, I make it $55 to go.
He tanks for a minute or two and keeps looking back and forth between the board and me... me and the board.
He finally says out loud that if I hit it, I must be good, and shoves all in.
His image at the table from what I have seen so far tells me that I am ahead here and I snap call his shove all in.
Had no reason to believe that he was playing J-8 to have me beat here.
I figured he must have had a huge over pair or flopped a set... any of them.
He does have me covered by about $100, so I am effectively all-in!
Board so far is:
OP
OP
rimmerryan
Flush
OP... I had about $275. He had me covered with just under $400
bigdonkey
Straight
It’s never in good if you lose. Those are the hands you need to have the discipline to lay down if you want to make the big-time.
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