danc1984

I'd bet. There are no draws so he probably called the flop with either an A or a 9. If he called it with an A you will definately get big action here. Even if he called it with a 9 he may not mind the turn card as it is less likely that you have an A. Either way, I'm pretty sure betting is the way to go here. If he has nothing he is unlikely to fire the river anyways.

Whenever you go to ask yourself a question like "could I have not gone broke on this hand?" always look back on each street and ask yourself if, given the information available to you at that point in time, you could possibly have played it differently. You flop top 2, I would have put in another reraise to try and get it in on the flop, but you chose to just call. Whatever the situation, can you consider folding here? Obviously not.The turn, Q, seems like an ok card and he checks to you. A check behind here would be horrific. You bet, he called. No other possible option.River, you boat u

Sorry I still think that you played each of these hands poorly. Especially the first and last hands. Why overbet he pot in the first hand? Just make a standard cbet.The last hand is horrible though, wtf is with the turn c/r?

LOL. You are a sickkkooo.

Personally I think the amount of flops he saw is the most damning statistic. Obviously, in combination with the hhs that we have seen (calling all ins with T high, coming over the top of a bet and a raise with Q high, etc) anyone who argues that he did not have access to everyone's hole cards is a complete moron. End of.

Firstly, your 6s full hand is so gross.Secondly, so obv rigged its a joke. This isnt as ridiculous as that Doubledragg account or whatever it was though IMO.

As far as I am concerned its simply a matter of hand ranges. This guy is a lag so his range is significantly widened, meaning that we have no real option but to stack off here as we beat a massive portion of it.

Nearly as bad as the A6 hand I am afraid. Aside from the weird and atrocious way in which you are playing these hands wtf is the deal with your bet and raise sizes?Also, could you please explain the rationale behind your flop check to me? I am trying to think of one and I am drawing a total blank.

Yeah its all been said but this is atrocious.Preflop is a raise or a fold, don't just limp in with it then call a raise behind you, thats bad.On the flop, you know you have the A6 of clubs and not hearts right? Its just tought to see what you were even thinking here on the flop. Whatever it was, its bad.Turn and river aren't really worth talking about. Look at the positives, at least you fired the river and took it down. However, it is certainly a poorly played hand.

Seriously, why even bother posting. The only useful discussion that your posts spark is people either saying you are speaking total rubbish or trying to immitate your amazingly horrible grammar.

He actually makes an atrocious call there for his last $6.40.

LOL. Very true.Seriously though, there was no need for the OP to even post this hand. He is fully aware that he played it very badly.

KJ is an ordinary hand. Against an EP raise, its total rubbish. By playing it you will lose money.

I think your current downswing is affecting you. You seem to be constantly looking for ways to lay down hands when you should not be. You need to bet this turn.

Playing KJ to an EP raise is very very bad play.But yeah, you need to call the river, there is no way he puts you on a K here.

Betting properly might be a start. You bet $2 on the flop? What is that, like $2 into almost $7? That is just horrible and encourages him to float you with pretty much anything as he as position. Then you half-pot the turn, again a poor bet. Bet like 3/4 of it. The problem by this time is you have no idea what range of hands the guy has as his calling range of the flop bet is massive.Basically, you could have played the hand a great deal better by making your bets on each street larger.

I agree with this. How much were you pushing this table around preflop? You think he could just have decided to put a move on with 44 or something like that here?

Pretty ordinary river card. Its just tough to see how he calls our river bet with anything that we beat. I might have check-ccalled this river, tough to say though.

I think the biggest issue is that you are playing roberts at 10/20 and you have posted a topic asking for advice on HU hand selection. No offence but I am pretty sure that if you are asking question like these you should not be playing at these stakes against these players.

The number of people coming on here and posting about folding sets in ridiculous situations is unbeliveable. Why are you playing small pps if you fold when you flop a set and get action? This fold is just as sick as the dude with 333 in the other thread. Absolutely atrocious fold.

Wow, pretty shallow stacks. I guess its a free tourney.

The only way I could ever fold this flop is if I had a read on the villain as being a meganit, in which case I would not be in this position as I would not have even bothered to call the preflop reraise. But if you call a preflop reraise with AK then bet/fold or raise/fold an Axx flop you are losing money bigtime.

How could raising this flop with 99 be a value raise?The hero played this hand fine. It is almost the only way you could possibly play it IMO.

I never ever ever fold this flop. Ever.

Against a tricky opponent here, I think the villain shows up with total air enough to make the call alone.