Hand of the Day 04/16

**easyliving** · 04-16-13, 01:36 PM

don't think folding is an option here and gotta think he might have a suited ace here perhaps with a K or Q and waiting for a flush draw. the straight or straight draw out of the equation imo. I would likely push here and not let him see a free card as their is no way he calls with a draw.

**thetrinity** · 04-16-13, 04:38 PM

Originally posted by daneblazer

Day 1 of the Epic Pro League's Main Event which the hero satellited in through the Pro-Am. Early on, hero flops a set vs. Peter Jetten, a solid aggressive online player.
Blinds are 25/50
Player in EP raised to 150, Hero raised to 450, player on button (34,000 left) called and Jetten in the SB re-raised to 1,350. BB & EP raiser folds and others call.

On flop, Jetten bet 3,200 and hero was the only caller.

On turn, Jetten bets 7,600...what's the play?

Board
9d 7d 5s 10s

Hero 7c 7h

Blinds 25/50
Pot Size - 25,880
Hero Stack - 36,750
Villain Stack - 25,450

Call
Push
Fold

who are the others who called a 4th bet? the button?

im really confused where all this money is coming from in the pot.

bb 50 jetten 1350 ep 150 button? 1350 hero 1350 (preflop total 4250)

jetten and hero (6400 total on flop)

jetten bet (7600)

still like 7500 short.

**daneblazer** · 04-16-13, 04:53 PM

Yea you're right...the hand examples I'm sent and sharing are fukked sometimes. The actual pot should be 18k ish

**runner5k** · 04-16-13, 04:57 PM

I'd push best he has is over pair or is drawing

**thetrinity** · 04-16-13, 08:25 PM

does jetten have 25450 after he bets the 7600 or before the hand starts?

this is not a normal player 4 betting this hand, although i would think he likely has a premium hand since we are so early in the event, later on he could have anything. im leaning to calling him down personally, he isnt gona go broke if he has aa or kk here.

**daneblazer** · 04-16-13, 09:42 PM

Out of 105 votes

59% said push
37.1% call
3.8% fold

The "answer" advocates a shove, with the reasoning that he likely has an overpair and an A or K could kill the action. My knee jerk was to call too. Strong chance he'd fold to a shove there since it's early, so a call might get another bullet out of him on the river.

**thetrinity** · 04-16-13, 09:59 PM

most players it prob is a shove, i dont agree with the answer here though myself, a shove is only getting called if he has 99 or 1010 IMO.

**BeerDog99** · 04-16-13, 11:20 PM

I agree with the analysis but I would say that the shove also would protect against the flush(s) getting there if that is what they have. The problem is that if you call, what happens on the river with a blank or a flush card, you would fold??

**daneblazer** · 04-17-13, 08:48 PM

Don't think flush is that big of a worry. Two combos of AKs and two combos of AQs. He might make that play preflop with AJs or KQs but not likely. That'd be a weird play for him to make with A2-ATs or any other combos of suited cards.

4 combos of AK/AQs 24 combos of JJ-AA 3 combos of TT. Seems like one of those situations you can't go wrong unless you fold

**thetrinity** · 04-19-13, 12:35 PM

Originally posted by daneblazer

Don't think flush is that big of a worry. Two combos of AKs and two combos of AQs. He might make that play preflop with AJs or KQs but not likely. That'd be a weird play for him to make with A2-ATs or any other combos of suited cards.

4 combos of AK/AQs 24 combos of JJ-AA 3 combos of TT. Seems like one of those situations you can't go wrong unless you fold

you could add the 99 combos too IMO. only flush draws he has are the ak or aq ones.

theres 2 flush draws possible here, its possible/likely he reps a flush with a busted flush draw on the river as well against your very underrepped set.