Piece together these poker hands

[ilikexd]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

i realize doug31 already did 2 of my guesses so ill change my hand2 guesses to

s5 JJ
s8 AA

s5 JJ
s8 QQ

s5 JJ
s8 KK

[lumphoboextreme]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

0/9. First hint I'll give. I am in position in all 3 hands.

[Doug31]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

Huh, which position?

[ilikexd]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

you should 3bet bigger and bet much smaller on flop in hand2

[Psittacosis]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

Hand 1:

Seat 9: A/J
Seat 4: 4/4

Hand 2:

Seat 8: J/5
Seat 5: 2/2

Hand 3:

Seat 9: A/A
Seat 2: K/10

[lumphoboextreme]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

you should 3bet bigger and bet much smaller on flop in hand2

Almost 4x is pretty big and about 2/3rd pot is pretty standard. They're getting just under break even value to set mine anyway. I had about 350 on that hand not 400 it won't let me put in exact $ values. It has taken me a while to adjust to cash games though all I ever used to do was grind sng's online.


EDIT: 0/3

EDIT2: I actually do 3bet a lot bigger when I don't like my hand as much (90%+ of players are trash and don't notice betting patterns anyway)

That way when I have a QQ+ I make it 55-60 and get action, when I have AK or am completely making a move I go 70-75 and take it down.

[Cavernio]

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Not reading the other posts, so prolly already been said.

1. Seat 9 won on a flush, not whatever else the player had. If they were smart, they had 46 spades or something. Seat 4 could have had multiple hands, AK, trip K or trip Q, AA, K6, Q6, etc.

2. Seat 5 won with 2222 because that's awesome, or maybe they got the 27 full house because that's also awesome. Seat 8 had something to go with the jack on board, maybe trips, maybe 2 pair.

3. Seat 9 has 2 pair, AA and something else, seat 2 also has 2 pair.

I don't want any credits if these are right.

[eastsideman09]

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I'm going to assume everyone at the tables knows how to play. It would definitely help to know the players tendencies by seeing a few hands, but what can ya do?

Also gotta keep in mind that you said you're in position every hand, you're kind of a poker nut (although I don't know your play style), andddd OP says these are some weird hands lol

Hand 1
-You're in seat 9. Seat 4 could have a lot of things, but you calling his shove narrows your hands down a lot. I don't put you on a flush. That might be what seat 4 was thinking when he reshoved, putting you on a draw, but why would you call without a made hand?

Guess 1
S4: QJ suited. Assuming a somewhat loose, aggressive player. Decent hand preflop, continuation bets make sense, postures on the turn, trying to scare off a weak king or flush draw, gets bit in the end by...
S9: AK. Top pair top kicker vs a loose aggressor is a decent spot to be in. Given the result of the hand, your reraise tells me you not only think you had him beat, but you actually did, and you were taking advantage of his aggression with a good read.

Guess 2
S4: JJ. Pretty much the same reasoning, except he's trying to represent a much bigger hand than what he actually has (which is what ya gotta do with Jacks sometimes lol)
S9: AK makes sense again for this hand

Guess 3
S4: AA
S9: KK
Little more of a long shot, but you said these hands were kinda crazy lol. You out flopped him, and played exactly how you should have with the best possible hand at the time, where as he liked his overpair a lot and got his money in for it, hoping you didn't have exactly what you did lol.


Hand 2
You're seat 8. I'm guessing you're either representing a monster, reraising after two callers on the initial raise, or you've actually got the monster.

Guess 1
S8: 55. Here, you can continue to represent a big preflop hand with a safe board, while actually having a monster to take advantage of anyone slow playing their big pairs. Unfortunately you're beat the whole time by...
S5: JJ womp womp wompppp

Guess 2
S8: AA
S5: JJ
Opposite scenario, where you play your aces pretty straightforwardly and get punked by some fuck ass jacks. Although, you might be a little more cautious because I think you know you could easily have been outflopped. 120 is a good bet, but I don't think it commits you entirely, so I'm not sure how I really feel about this guess lol. Aces always feel right though haha


Hand 3
Fuck this hand, you both could have anything lol. You're seat 9 taking full advantage of your position over the blinds, while seat 2 knows this, and can be doing anything from defending his blind and getting lucky, to slow playing a big hand trying to take advantage of your aggression.

Guess 1
Given everyone else folded, it could be safe to assume that you both have an ace.
S9: AQ
S2: AT

Guess 2
S9: A8
S2: AK
Same thing, except you hit two pair on the turn, while this guy thinks his hand is pretty safe

Guess 3
S9: A4
S2: J6
Seat 2 is knows you'll bet at every stop and is sitting pretty until you suck out on him

Guess 4
S9: AJ
S2: J6
Same situation, except he's thinking he's ahead the whole time and you're like lol nope

[iironiic]

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Poker is a game of strategy to manipulate your opponents in some way to take money from them. It is most effective when the strategy used per game varies. In your request, we are only given the player's responses to the cards that are on the table. All we can do is "assume" what cards a player have from both the other players' and the viewer's perspective. Strategies can only be observed by witnessing a player's actions in multiple situations (hands in this case). Thus the probability of us guessing one hand with players offering different strategies per game is essentially 0. Given three hands, it is clear that essentially no one will earn your claimed 5k credits. According to mathematics, a fair game is a game which offers no bias to any participant in the game. Unfortunately your payout of 5k credits does not qualify this "game" to be fair. Therefore, it is not worth guessing.

._.;

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Re: Piece together these poker hands

well posted.

[eastsideman09]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

Poker is a game of strategy to manipulate your opponents in some way to take money from them. It is most effective when the strategy used per game varies. In your request, we are only given the player's responses to the cards that are on the table. All we can do is "assume" what cards a player have from both the other players' and the viewer's perspective. Strategies can only be observed by witnessing a player's actions in multiple situations (hands in this case). Thus the probability of us guessing one hand with players offering different strategies per game is essentially 0. Given three hands, it is clear that essentially no one will earn your claimed 5k credits. According to mathematics, a fair game is a game which offers no bias to any participant in the game. Unfortunately your payout of 5k credits does not qualify this "game" to be fair. Therefore, it is not worth guessing.

._.;

This post tells me exactly what type of poker player you are

[AlexDest]

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This post tells me exactly what type of poker player you are

your user title and avi are perfect for this thread

[iironiic]

Re: Piece together these poker hands

This post tells me exactly what type of poker player you are

[lumphoboextreme]

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no one has gotten any hands right yet. im an advantage player (outplay people in position with wide hand range) hand 1 my opponent is loose aggro. hand 2 my opponent is a whale. hand 3 my opponent is tight.

[lumphoboextreme]

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Today I was at the most aggro table I've ever sat at. Was 20$+ to see the flop every hand so I folded for an hour, tripled up with AA, and racked up like a real dbag.