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[CricPokChic]

22 hours ago, CricPokChic said:

my vote is for shankar pillai(2.1M),Kartik Ved(1M),Vivek Rughani(1M)sunil verma(600k),kunal patel(342k)

only 2 desi's remaining now out of 109 ..Nishant Sharma(5.8M) and Vivek Rughani(1.5M)...day 6 is today...

[hello987]

2 hours ago, Popkatapetapotapulti said:

guess? you mean push?

i mean vadu 2 pair type hand ye ayyi untadi fold chesthadu le ani push chesadu but reverse aindi

[hello987]

1 hour ago, CricPokChic said:

mckeen gadu ee year eliminate ayipoyaduga already....

emo ninna pokernews updates lo vadu malli enter ayyaadu ani something edo raasadu

[hello987]

1 hour ago, CricPokChic said:

only 2 desi's remaining now out of 109 ..Nishant Sharma(5.8M) and Vivek Rughani(1.5M)...day 6 is today...

Nishanth Sharma is playing with US Flag and Vivek is playing with India flag

[CricPokChic]

9 minutes ago, hello987 said:

emo ninna pokernews updates lo vadu malli enter ayyaadu ani something edo raasadu

main event only 1 entry..malli reenter avvaleru...u read wrong....

[CricPokChic]

6 minutes ago, hello987 said:

Nishanth Sharma is playing with US Flag and Vivek is playing with India flag

flag di emundile bhayya...roots important ....

[Popkatapetapotapulti]

2 hours ago, Nellore_peddareddi said:

That's like a sickest push, turn check check and river push, What's ivey repping  there, Like Nut flush? or some random flush or some sets? Why do he  check on turn when he got position? Yes, and if he got a straight atleast and made that play for value, I agree. This isn't cash game to play around. The other guy covers him and Ivey is putting him to test for no reason there. Overplayed his hand and image. Got busted. I expected him to see in final 9. Maree worst hand tho vellipoyadu.  

straight rep 

[CricPokChic]

[telugu_bidda]

21 hours ago, Nellore_peddareddi said:

1st hand: You are never folding with such small stack, but still it's a pot size bet. I would think about call, coz all I'm beating is bluff here, as you are holding the best flush possible, and in small games with your small stack aadu bluff esi nee flush ni muyinchaledu. So just go with your gut, but 99 in 100 times if he is jamming here before you before your small stack ante he got you beat ane artam. It would be a pretty strong fold. The only possible hand you can beat is K high flush. Q high flush tho jams are less. I might call here too, but I know I'm beat before calling itself and just want to see his hand, so will pay him off. Sometimes I flop K high flush and fold on turn without board pairing, you'll know when you have to fold. Just re-think scenario. I'm not saying you to fold here but just take time before calling, yo can analyze situation better.

 

2nd hand: You are looking for value here, Preflop raise is good, On that board 56 suited gets there(in that case you are almost drawing dead), and some sets, People with 67 78 etc might call your bets, I'm not sure if you want to make him fold here or call your bet, If you want to go with your hand, the pot is 90 preflop, you have 300 behind, I might jam flop or just bet half pot($50 ish), your bet 90 make think people in spot that if they are considering calling your bet, then they jam before you, so you need to make a decision to call or fold. These are tough spots. Ofcourse you end up calling in this situation. with  9s 8s 10s hands  you always should jam before others do, else you end up getting stacked. As someone hitting one pair always have a combo draw. If you want get value, bet small and do a pot control on turn and river or jam turn if a safe card falls. Main thing don't be in hurry to double ups etc.  Hope you understand what I suggested.

 

 

perfect analysis...good points 

first hand I almost felt I am beat ...after the hand is over I went through the same thought process 

[Nellore_peddareddi]

2 hours ago, Popkatapetapotapulti said:

straight rep 

Yup, didn't work.  Antman's hand is too strong to fold there after turn check 

[Nellore_peddareddi]

23 minutes ago, telugu_bidda said:

perfect analysis...good points 

first hand I almost felt I am beat ...after the hand is over I went through the same thought process 

Better take time before you act, no worries, as you only play one hand in few hands anyway better to slow down and keep your cool. No one in table calls clock in < minute. Evadina comment chesthe  you can call clock ani cheppu. Thing is every penny counts. We are not there for donation 

[hello987]

3 minutes ago, Nellore_peddareddi said:

Yup, didn't work.  Antman's hand is too strong to fold there after turn check 

too strong em kadhu bhayya....he just decoded phil ivey's brain anthe..ivey kakunda vere player aithe fold chesevadu......flush possibility undi straight possibility undi and set combinations unnaay....

[hello987]

1 minute ago, Nellore_peddareddi said:

Better take time before you act, no worries, as you only play one hand in few hands anyway better to slow down and keep your cool. No one in table calls clock in < minute. Evadina comment chesthe  you can call clock ani cheppu. Thing is every penny counts. We are not there for donation 

this is exactly i needed....chaala sarlu ento tondaraga action chesestha..don't know antha hurry ndku padthano alochinchakunda....maha aithe clock anthe kadha....

[Nellore_peddareddi]

1 minute ago, hello987 said:

too strong em kadhu bhayya....he just decoded phil ivey's brain anthe..ivey kakunda vere player aithe fold chesevadu......flush possibility undi straight possibility undi and set combinations unnaay....

Thing is turn check tarvata river lo top two pair holds too strong value to fold. People with sets straight small flushes push on river is less in ME. Ivey is last to act and he checks turn. If so, he really had flush straight or sets and pushes for value that's the real good bet. He gets paid in that case for sure. The river push here always looks like he is repping flush anthe(if he really have, that's a good bet and he get paid). Good player always calls on river in these spots. Very hard fold for top two guy. It's not a great call but it's a bad spot to bluff especially (as you said considering he is Phil Ivey and he gets called for sure) . 

[Nellore_peddareddi]

6 minutes ago, hello987 said:

this is exactly i needed....chaala sarlu ento tondaraga action chesestha..don't know antha hurry ndku padthano alochinchakunda....maha aithe clock anthe kadha....

Not only you 98 in 100 people call it off quick. it takes lot of practice to act slow.

Ex: Sometimes board goes this way - you hold 67 suited preflop you are last to act, 4 people called utg raise and getting good odds to call flop 35 bucks. flop comes 59j rainbow. Flop utg bets 150, 3 people calls. You hold 2k stack, getting good odds you call now. Turn falls 8 and it's second diamond now. Check to you. you make straight. you bet 300 now, All fold and one guy makes it 600 to go . You call it off quick and river falls blank small card. He has 800 behind and you cover him, he pushes river. What do you do?