Kinda strange that he re-raises the river lead with 2 pair given how wet the board is.
Is there enough value here to jam river or would I be value owning myself?
No Limit Holdem Tournament • 2 Players
$3.40+$0.10
Hand converted by the official HUSNG.com hand converter
| BB | Hero | 700 | |
| SB | YA RUSSKIY86 | 300 |
Effective Stacks: 15bb
Blinds 10/20
Pre-Flop (30, 2 players)
Hero is BB
YA RUSSKIY86 calls 10, Hero checks
Flop (40, 2 players)
Hero checks, YA RUSSKIY86 checks
Turn (40, 2 players)
Hero bets 20, YA RUSSKIY86 raises to 40, Hero calls 20
River (120, 2 players)
Hero bets 60, YA RUSSKIY86 raises to 120, Hero calls 60
Final Pot: 360
Hero shows a straight, Nine to King
YA RUSSKIY86 shows two pair, Queens and Nines
Hero wins 360 ( won +180 )
YA RUSSKIY86 lost -180
I think you're being results oriented on this one. He showed up a hand that I wouldn't expect to see either, and you likely just feel "wow, given he showed up with this, I wonder if he'd of called a jam?"
Truth is, when they raise your river lead here, it's far more often a flush than two pair. Two pair is often a misread of the board being so wet too, or just an unorthodox decision maker.
In any case, flat that raise, don't reraise.
That's exactly what I was thinking at the time!
Glad to hear my logic was consistent with yours and that I wasn't leaving value on the table there.
Thanks Ryan, I appreciate the feedback.