Birkin wrote:Next time against you patrick, i'm shoving with my flopped flush.
I usually go by the rule at 10NL that if I get raised on the turn, my top pair is no good. But with top 2 i find this hard to lay down. I'm not going to try and play the player here as the stats are only over a 16 hand sample, so i have no idea how he plays.
I think shoving the turn is quite spew here, as he might actually lay down a bare ace, one of the only hands on the river that we're getting value from. However, most people at 10NL seem to c/c all the way down with top pair, so I don't really see that as a huge part of his range.
His small raise on the turn does seem like a pretty big hand, the only thing we have to think about is whether its really a huge hand or just something that he percieves as huge, like a worse 2pair.
FWIW, I was soooo close to folding, but decided that was far too weak/tight. I flat and he's flopped the flush with 52s.
Birkin wrote:Chances of flopping a set ~ 8.2/1
Chances of flopping a flush ~ 220/1
If anyone flops the flush when I've flopped a set, I'm going to pay that man my maney.
A shove for 5x pot looks like someone who's afraid of letting another player draw out at a flush cheap.
igisjana wrote:It was in the early stages of the tournament and I wanted to show them, that I am going to defend my blinds with almost any hand, so that they think about raising the button, when only the blinds are left in (figured could be cheaper for me in the end). That's why I called that hand.
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