jj 5/10

[mkeller3086 0]

Party Poker 5/10 Hold'em (6 max, 6 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cxPreflop: Hero is SB with [Jc], [Jh]. 4 folds, BB calls.Flop: (4 SB) [5d], [Qs], [Ts] (2 players)Hero bets, BB calls.Turn: (5 BB) [7c] (2 players)Hero bets, BB calls.River: (7 BB) [5c] (2 players)Hero bets, BB calls.Final Pot: 9 BBvillian was pretty loose, the table was playing a little wild and their were quite a few unwarranted raises.a few questions:did i play it pretty well considering the opponent was loose and semi-aggressive?how does the hand play out differently if i am up against a tight/solid player?i was bet/folding the turn

[AlphaOmega 0]

I like it.Even if you're up against a TAG, given that it's 6-max, I'm not sure it changes things much.

[kouta43 0]

i guess wha you are hoping or is your opponent to have a 10. he either has that, a smaller PP, or a busted draw, and there were plnty on the flop. Likely ahead here, but will he call with a worse hand?

[Jordan 1]

he couldnt muck ATo :x

[BoBetter 0]

I like the three bet here. If you don't, he may bluff you off the best hand, or check behind on turn, and river.If its heads up, many players at SH tables will re raise any pair on the flop, or they may raise with draws, and even ace high! A three bet is a good play here.The tough question is, do you fold to a re raise on the river, if two blanks hit?

[jimmybaker04 0]

I like the play. Not sure we have to bet the river, but I am not opposed to it.

[kdogg 0]

What are we doing if the flop is capped?

[AlphaOmega 0]

What are we doing if the flop is capped?

If the flop is capped, I'd bet/fold the turn. As we established in another thread, lots of LAG's will cap the flop if they feel that they can get a free card to a flush or OESD. This is where reads would becomes important. If he is taggish, I think we can safely c/f the turn if we don't improve.

[PoppinFresh 0]

What are we doing if the flop is capped?

If the flop is capped, I'd bet/fold the turn. As we established in another thread, lots of LAG's will cap the flop if they feel that they can get a free card to a flush or OESD. This is where reads would becomes important. If he is taggish, I think we can safely c/f the turn if we don't improve.

The only difference between a TAG and LAG is their pre-flop hand selection. Wouldn't matter which one you're playing on the flop(except that one could have a wider range of holdings).

[Abbaddabba 0]

err.. i'd cap with KJ every time here. It's between the small and big blind. He doesnt expect you to have something as strong as jacks.I think i prefer check/calling the river if he's prone to bluff. A couple of draws missed, and he might take a stab at it with hands that he simply cannot call with.

[AlphaOmega 0]

What are we doing if the flop is capped?

If the flop is capped, I'd bet/fold the turn. As we established in another thread, lots of LAG's will cap the flop if they feel that they can get a free card to a flush or OESD. This is where reads would becomes important. If he is taggish, I think we can safely c/f the turn if we don't improve.

The only difference between a TAG and LAG is their pre-flop hand selection. Wouldn't matter which one you're playing on the flop(except that one could have a wider range of holdings).

Meant to say passive. My apologies.