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cdon3822's picture
Jam or call river?

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

sTs8

YA RUSSKIY86 calls 10, Hero checks

Flop (40, 2 players)

cKc2d9

Hero checks, YA RUSSKIY86 checks

Turn (40, 2 players)

dJ

Hero bets 20, YA RUSSKIY86 raises to 40, Hero calls 20

River (120, 2 players)

cQ

Hero bets 60, YA RUSSKIY86 raises to 120, Hero calls 60

Final Pot: 360

Hero shows a straight, Nine to King

sTs8

YA RUSSKIY86 shows two pair, Queens and Nines

hQc9

Hero wins 360 ( won +180 )

YA RUSSKIY86 lost -180

RyPac13's picture
I think you're being results

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.

cdon3822's picture
Haha, perfect read on me

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.