poker bro's would have made this play? reps

[pep_meister]

started 2/5 cash game with $100 buy in, got my stack to 2k and lost to my dad in a all-in call.... flop came 3spade 9spade 10x, i have Ace spade King spade. my dad had trip 9's ( didnt put him on trips ) and he goes all in, i snap call with ace high flush draw ( i put him on a flush draw ) ... would you have called with ace high flush draw? just need to vent. i've never played higher than 1-2 and 2k for me is a chit ton.

[1cav]

yes.

[pep_meister]

it wasnt pre flop. probably $200 pre flop. he had pocket 9's i had A-K suited.

[zSolo]

What happened before the Flop?


Your position? Limpers? AK? you called and not re-raised?.. more info

[brunch]

of course your drawing to the nuts...its too bad he had a set and 2k call is huge at a 2/5 game but still standard call man. if he was drawing as well he would have been drawing near dead and if he only had a pair your overs are still live and all spades


good call

[Kcabo]

What happened before the Flop?


Your position? Limpers? AK? you called and not re-raised?.. more info

This. Pot size?

[StongEverything]

Yea you had the nut flush draw, 2 overs to the board and a back door straight.. Unfortunately he flopped trips, just a bad beat

[pep_meister]

What happened before the Flop?


Your position? Limpers? AK? you called and not re-raised?.. more info

pre flop, i was BB $5, goes around and almost every one calls, my dad bets $50, i go over the top with $100 and he calls to build around a $200 pot give or take. we were heads up.

[IJustWannaPuke]

u put 360 BB in with a flush draw... lul

[EatMarkers4lunch]

if preflop there was 200 in the pot and you went all in for 2k of your stack on a AKs draw I would have folded beforehand knowing I'm beat .. duh

[areyoucereal]

If he went all in with 2 spades on the flop, he is most likely protecting a hand and isn't chasing.. You have to assume you are behind with Ace high.

The right thing to do there would be to fold in my opinion

[dopeSwagAF]

pretty much flipping vs sets and 2p and overs (which is what i would put villain on if i didnt know any better)

so its fine

[headturner1]

You were playing with your dad at those stakes?

[pep_meister]

if preflop there was 200 in the pot and you went all in for 2k of your stack on a AKs draw I would have folded beforehand knowing I'm beat .. duh

i didnt go all in preflop.....

[brunch]

pre flop, i was BB $5, goes around and almost every one calls, my dad bets $50, i go over the top with $100 and he calls to build around a $200 pot give or take. we were heads up.

sorry OP but the min raise out of the BB is lolzy

[white_pele]

I'd fold

[wickedman]

How exactly are there two 20 buy in stacks at one table? And no one can give you a real correct answer here.

[pep_meister]

sorry OP but the min raise out of the BB is lolzy

i didnt min raise, i had my blind in. my dad was the button and he raised and i came over the top.

[Spill512]

i didnt min raise, i had my blind in. my dad was the button and he raised and i came over the top.

So on the flop you led out with a bet of how much?

[pep_meister]

How exactly are there two 20 buy in stacks at one table? And no one can give you a real correct answer here.

min was $100. most were buying in $200+ with 10 players playing. a few guys alone had $500 + in re buys

[Flapjacko]

No Flush draws are where people lose the most money in all of poker, with straight draws being the second. With what you have said, you are basing your cards on 20% chance of hitting your cards.

If I told you that I had a 5 sided dice and if you give me 2k and you land on your number, lets say its 3, to double your money but if you didn't you would lose all of it would you take it?

[IJustWannaPuke]

i didnt min raise, i had my blind in. my dad was the button and he raised and i came over the top.

pre flop, i was BB $5, goes around and almost every one calls, my dad bets $50, i go over the top with $100 and he calls to build around a $200 pot give or take. we were heads up.

How long have u been playing poker?

[white_pele]

also strong soul reading putting him on a Q high flush (at best)

[zSolo]

Being a typical 2+2'er, id say you should of bet 3x-4x the Raise, to just take down the pot, so your bet size should of been 150-200$ to take the pot down preflop, then if he soft calls, you know your positon based on that, he bets big, you come over the top, he calls - prolly has something, you can fold without getting into a all-in situation with a good hand, but lets be honest its only AKs, in a cash game.


Tounry situation would be diff.


Edit: by you putting in 100, its a easy call of 50$ more to see the flop <--- rather than 200 more

[brunch]

How exactly are there two 20 buy in stacks at one table? And no one can give you a real correct answer here.

2/5....thats 4x buy in stacks fruit

[Oceanbreezeez]

First of all, wtf are you doing buying in with 20BBs. Learn to play.

Second of all, you've given no information.

What was the preflop action? This is extremely important and you've completely disregarded it. For example, if he raised in an early position, there's almost no chance he has a flush draw here. The only decent flush draw he could have in that case is QJspades, which I'm pretty sure actually beats your hand as it is an open-ended straight flush draw. I'd have to poker stove it to be sure, but your odds aren't great against that.

Actually, unless he plays fairly loose, there's VERY little chance he has a flush draw in any circumstance, most of the high spades are accounted for on the board and in your hand.

Why did the flop end up all in? How large was the preflop raise? Unless there was some big raising pre-flop such that the all-in amounts to only roughly a pot-size bet or perhaps larger, I'm never calling that. You're only getting it in good against an overpair or a bluff, most of the time you are crushed.

You misplayed.

[Kcabo]

No Flush draws are where people lose the most money in all of poker, with straight draws being the second. With what you have said, you are basing your cards on 20% chance of hitting your cards.

If I told you that I had a 5 sided dice and if you give me 2k and you land on your number, lets say its 3, to double your money but if you didn't you would lose all of it would you take it?

Flush draws /= 20% from the flop bro

[brunch]

i didnt min raise, i had my blind in. my dad was the button and he raised and i came over the top.

ya you came over the top for 100 when your dad raised 50 aka min raised him....should have raised to 250 or 300

[kingofturtles]

5$bb and ur dad bet 50$? U dad bet 10 times the BB? Am I reading this right?

[Flapjacko]

Flush draws /= 20% from the flop bro

based on the information given, he has 2 cards, his dad has 2 cards, 3 on the flop. 4 spades out of commission (known), 9 left.

9/45 (52-7 visible) = 20%