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[NortonFan 0]

Dont have a read one the villian. Should I have slowed down at all?Party Poker 0.50/1 Hold'em (6 max, 5 handed) converterPreflop: Hero is BB with [Kh], [Ks]. UTG raises, SB calls, Hero calls.Flop: (12 SB) [Jc], [Jh], [Jd] (3 players)SB bets, UTG calls, SB calls.Turn: (12 BB) [Kc] (3 players)SB bets, SB calls.River: (20 BB) [8h] (2 players)SB bets, SB calls.Final Pot: 28 BB

[screech 0]

SB just cold called UTG's raise preflop. I guess we can say that he probably doesn't have AA-QQ.He may be 3-betting the flop here with a pair of tens or lower...but I start thinking about the jack here.The king on the turn is a good card for you. All you have to worry about is that jack, which he's been representing since the beginning. I don't like capping the turn, because that doesn't give us any new information. I call the turn 3-bet, and raise/call the river.

[checkymcfold 0]

if the villian didn't reraise preflop, AA and QQ are probably out as possible hands. after he leads the river after you capped the turn (good thru there), i think maybe you raise/call the river without capping. hard to tell for sure, though, since you do run into, like, a lot of idiots that will be doing this with AK or even like 99. either capping or calling three on the river is fine, imho, but i would probably call.

[Stallion714 0]

I'm not sure how you can not put in every possible raise on every possible street.

[looshle 6]

Cap it all the way, either you got lucky on the turn or he overplayed AJ preflop, but it screams out AA, I'd probably raise every chance I could as well.

[amarillotg 0]

cap that ****** all the way. if he shows u the 4th jack there was nothing u could of done about it. you've got the best hand here an overwhelming majority of the time.

[Lavitz 0]

If hes capping on the turn and river, he probably has a jack. I would jam it if the 3 cards were lower then a 7, maybe 666, 555, etc...but a Jack is a very playable card. People just love to play 10J,JQ,JK,JA on these limits. I would slow down and call his 3-bet on the turn and call his bet on the river. Yes, it's tight, but unless this guy is a maniac, why's he capping when we're coming right back at him? If he was some sort of loose/agressive donkey then, yes, I would cap.

[wrto4556 0]

looks pretty good to me

[Stallion714 0]

Posted: Sun, Aug 7th, 2005 10:54 Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If hes capping on the turn and river, he probably has a jack. I would jam it if the 3 cards were lower then a 7, maybe 666, 555, etc...but a Jack is a very playable card. People just love to play 10J,JQ,JK,JA on these limits. I would slow down and call his 3-bet on the turn and call his bet on the river. Yes, it's tight, but unless this guy is a maniac, why's he capping when we're coming right back at him? If he was some sort of loose/agressive donkey then, yes, I would cap.

No way. If anything. Be afraid of Aces on the flop (not happenin), but your gonna cap anyway. That turn gave you the hand. IF he had jack anything so be it. Put in every possible raise.No king on the turn maybe a different story, but probably not.We've been capping. Not that it makes a difference. 10-j q-j k-j a-j capping? I dunno raise calling yes, but capping I dunno.Ulitmately when you get a catch a good flop, and you get the best possible turn card you can get. Get in there. If you catch cards like and then refuse to bet then reconsider playing the hand in the first place.

[CobaltBlue 662]

This is a really strange line for quads...unless he felt that the pre-flop cap gave him license to really push the flop (knowing one of you will be quite aggressive with your overpair). A lot of quads would get cute in just calling the raise on the flop and donk-betting or check-raising the turn.