Did i play full house well?

[codybennett14]

Game is 1/2 im in BB (800 effective)with 2H/2S. Villain UTG+1 (305 effective is inexperienced player that i am looking for a spots to win some pots against. He limps for 2 hijack limps. Button raises to 10. I call , villian calls, hi jack calls. Flop is 2C,7H,AS. I check 3 people left to act i liked the probability of one of the 3 betting. Gets checked through. Turn is 10S I check villian bets 25 folds to me. I call 25. River is 10 of clubs i check setting the trap he bets 50. My read is he has K10,Q10, maybe 9/10. I raise to 220 putting him all in. He pauses for 5 seconds sighs and says he calls i show dueces full and he shows A/10 for a higher full house. Did i play this well or not? I thought about it the rest pf my session and despite this hand still broke even which made me feel great and i know i can play well after a hand like that.

 

[marvinsytan]

yeah, just plain unlucky set up

good job of getting to break even in spite of this

 

[codybennett14]

yeah, just plain unlucky set up

good job of getting to break even in spite of this

My thoughts exzactly, with villian only having roughly 200 left i dont think going all in is a bad play at all. In addition 5 hands before this he was down to 70 dollars. And hit another boat on the river vs my nut straight. Only plus side was i beat another player for the side pot and won a 200 that hand . I know you should break every hand down individually and seperate them But i couldnt help thinking with my full house what are the odds he hits 2 full houses against me.

 

[manIk5]

Hi cody , I'll give you my opinion on this spot , hope it helps in future :icon_sant

So you're in BB with ducks , 2 guys limp , button raises , you decide to call , and other 2 players calls aswell , cause they have good odds to make a call .
Flop comes , and you flopped botttom set . It gets checked all the way .
I like idea of setting a trap here , I probably wouldnt play it like that . OK .
Turn comes , there are no flushes or straights on board , you check again and try to set up the trap again , villain bets 2/3 of pot , everyone folds , you call . Why didnt you raise here ? Trap was set and one opponent has fallen into it , seems to me its great spot to reraise , and even would be prepared to go all-in , if game dictates it .I wouldnt be afraid of bigger sets , would you ? You call . OK . Not a terrbile mistake , but I still woulnt play it like that .
River comes , and you have a full boat . You check again , guy bets little more then half pot , and you shove . I dont like that play at all , since you've played it passively every street , but its still not a biggie , u have a boat , and want to make sure he's there with you . He calls , and shows you better boat , and you lose . Again , you didnt played it horribly , you just got unlucky , it happens ...

Now this is how I would played that hand m8 ...

Lets say preflop play is OK , flop comes and I flopped bottom set . I would lead out here right away (donkbet) , not giving them any chance of hitting , aad if possible try to take it out right here . Why ? Cause if anyone of those 3 has an ace or pair from 88-KK, he's probably gonna call you , or if he's maniac he'll even raise you in that spot , in which case I would call , check the turn and raise them there after they bet, and be prepared to go all in if happens .
Lets say he calls flop , and turn comes . with no straights or flushses here , I would lead again , not giving them chance to get there and outdraw your set , and also would be prepared to go all in .
Now river comes , you have a boat , and its no brainer , bet again , he raises and I call .
Hand would end the same way and I would have lost . But the way I played the hand , I wouldnt have much of a choice , and it would be a cooler . OK it happens , next hand :icon_sant

In my opinion , I would rather take smaller pot on earlier streets ,then lose a big one on showdown !

this is just my humble opinion , again I like you setting the trap 3 times , I know I would fall into in with an A , for sure !

Hope it helped m8 :icon_sant

 

[codybennett14]

Hi cody , I'll give you my opinion on this spot , hope it helps in future :icon_sant

So you're in BB with ducks , 2 guys limp , button raises , you decide to call , and other 2 players calls aswell , cause they have good odds to make a call .
Flop comes , and you flopped botttom set . It gets checked all the way .
I like idea of setting a trap here , I probably wouldnt play it like that . OK .
Turn comes , there are no flushes or straights on board , you check again and try to set up the trap again , villain bets 2/3 of pot , everyone folds , you call . Why didnt you raise here ? Trap was set and one opponent has fallen into it , seems to me its great spot to reraise , and even would be prepared to go all-in , if game dictates it .I wouldnt be afraid of bigger sets , would you ? You call . OK . Not a terrbile mistake , but I still woulnt play it like that .
River comes , and you have a full boat . You check again , guy bets little more then half pot , and you shove . I dont like that play at all , since you've played it passively every street , but its still not a biggie , u have a boat , and want to make sure he's there with you . He calls , and shows you better boat , and you lose . Again , you didnt played it horribly , you just got unlucky , it happens ...

Now this is how I would played that hand m8 ...

Lets say preflop play is OK , flop comes and I flopped bottom set . I would lead out here right away (donkbet) , not giving them any chance of hitting , aad if possible try to take it out right here . Why ? Cause if anyone of those 3 has an ace or pair from 88-KK, he's probably gonna call you , or if he's maniac he'll even raise you in that spot , in which case I would call , check the turn and raise them there after they bet, and be prepared to go all in if happens .
Lets say he calls flop , and turn comes . with no straights or flushses here , I would lead again , not giving them chance to get there and outdraw your set , and also would be prepared to go all in .
Now river comes , you have a boat , and its no brainer , bet again , he raises and I call .
Hand would end the same way and I would have lost . But the way I played the hand , I wouldnt have much of a choice , and it would be a cooler . OK it happens , next hand :icon_sant

In my opinion , I would rather take smaller pot on earlier streets ,then lose a big one on showdown !

this is just my humble opinion , again I like you setting the trap 3 times , I know I would fall into in with an A , for sure !

Hope it helped m8 :icon_sant

I do like the flop lead and leading on turn. You ask why i check raised river. When he has Q/10, J/10, K/10, 9/10 he is most likely calling off with runner runner trips. I put him on Q/10. But in hindsight maybe he could fold the trips. Another situation came up where once again i had a boat and he "said" he had a straight and folded it. I dont know if thats true but if he is capable of dumping a straight he could fold trips on river as well.