$0.5/$1 No Limit Holdem
9 players
Converted at weaktight.com
Stacks:
| UTG | Subv | ($112.30) | |
| UTG+1 | aconsuma | ($100.00) | |
| MP1 | CuongDo | ($142.35) | |
| MP2 | Euri37 | ($60.00) | |
| MP3 | CGN-Shorty | ($57.05) | |
| CO | Hero | ($100.00) | |
| BTN | opah01 | ($117.55) | |
| SB | margis | ($52.50) | |
| BB | DuKé | ($33.00) |
[Hero posted $1]
Pre-flop: ($2.50, 9 players) Hero is CO
2 folds, CuongDo raises to $4, Euri37 calls $4, 1 fold, Hero raises to $15, 3 folds, CuongDo raises to $32, Euri37 folds, Hero calls $17
Flop:
($69.50, 2 players)CuongDo checks, Hero checks
Turn:
($69.50, 2 players)CuongDo bets $38, Hero goes all-in $68, CuongDo calls $30
River:
($205.50, 2 players)Final Pot: $205.50
Hero shows:
CuongDo shows:
CuongDo wins $202.50 ( won +$102.50 )
Hero lost -$100.00
Euri37 lost -$4.00
I wonder if I can get away from this, and, if so, when. I just did the math, and it appears that at a 9-handed table when you have KK you can expect an opponent to have AA about 4% of the time. I'm not sure what that proves though. I guess just that you can't open shove with KK if you expect your opponents to play optimally against you.
I thought seriously about folding preflop to the 4-bet. It's a min 4-bet in fact. I wonder if this is a good fold at this level. I didn't have any stats on this particular opponent. I should probably fold the turn at least. QQ just caught up. I guess his slowplay (checking the flop and betting small on the turn) worked on me.
If I decide preflop that I'm willing to play for my stack, I'm pretty sure it's right to just call the 4-bet. AK only has 3 outs and QQ only has 2 outs and there's a quite reasonable chance he will get away from the hand preflop if I push. A lot of people will just stick it in in this spot, but I think that's clearly wrong.
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