Mistake or well played? How should I have played this hand? Was worth Playing it?

Please need advise here!

#Game No : 12105781659
***** Hand History for Game 12105781659 *****
$5 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, September 14, 12:54:53 EDT 2012
Table Supersonic (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6/6
Seat 3: AdrianoSilveira ( $0.96 USD )
Seat 6: Heleena651 ( $3.03 USD )
Seat 1: PartyToma ( $2 USD )
Seat 5: Picoal ( $4.96 USD )
Seat 4: manul97 ( $9.62 USD )
Seat 2: slasaus44 ( $4.90 USD )
slasaus44 posts small blind [$0.02 USD].
AdrianoSilveira posts big blind [$0.04 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to AdrianoSilveira [ Jd Qd ]
manul97 folds
Picoal raises [$0.08 USD]
Heleena651 folds
PartyToma raises [$0.16 USD]
slasaus44 folds
AdrianoSilveira calls [$0.12 USD]
Picoal calls [$0.08 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ Jc, Td, 9d ]
AdrianoSilveira is all-In [$0.80 USD]
Picoal folds
PartyToma calls [$0.80 USD]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 6c ]
** Dealing River ** [ 6s ]
AdrianoSilveira shows [ Jd, Qd ]two pairs, Jacks and Sixes.
PartyToma shows [ Ad, 6d ]three of a kind, Sixes.
PartyToma wins $2 USD from the main pot with three of a kind, Sixes.



IT HAPPENS TOO OFTER STUFF LIKE THAT! what should i do? bring more money to table and wait for KK - AA and goes all in? I think all other tips would fail against those kind of LUCK bastards... everyday i get at least 2 - 5 Beats like that in one hours of cash play!

You were facing a raise and a reraise... You should have folded preflop...

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Originally Posted by nachocoalmine

You were facing a raise and a reraise... You should have folded preflop...

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Ok, anyway is there any advise AFTER flop? , Iven AGAINST AA i had good odds there on flop ! So, dosent matter the mistake pre-flop!

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Originally Posted by andresalles

Ok, anyway is there any advise AFTER flop? , Iven AGAINST AA i had good odds there on flop ! So, dosent matter the mistake pre-flop!

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Ops, not true.. HE ALSO Had flush draw.. So I Was just 70% in front on the flop!.. So I made the right decision and got bad luck i guess!

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Originally Posted by andresalles

Ops, not true.. HE ALSO Had flush draw.. So I Was just 70% in front on the flop!.. So I made the right decision and got bad luck i guess!

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Because I had flush draw!

yeah, not too bright of a call PF, after the i guess u gotta get it in

Well played. I would have played it the same.

after the flop... I probably wouldn't have shoved. I would have made a 1/2 pot bet. though I see the argument for a shove. It's just that when you shove you CAN lose and you were betting 80 to win 40. I'd have to believe the other player was solid enough to fold middle pair or top pair with a poor kicker. What were the other players' WSD/W?

you most always keep in mind that on carbon the underdog wins and flush almost always wins on river

You played it poorly before the flop. He played it poorly after the flop. After the flop, you had about 70% equity, and he sucked out. It happens alot.

yea definitely fold pre. things like this happen though and you just have to deal with it. micro stakes is such a donk fest.

i kind of like this play but i'd do this only occasionally, for example if i am dealt a favorite hand like Q6spades

its not like you can never make that call preflop, but being in the big blind your just way out of position, especially since there was a raise and a reraise.

It was a good hand to play,but this is poker,sometimes you lose.

I thinkyou was unlucky not with thedeckbut with your opponnent i think he is a total donkand i would have played it the sameway exept for the position... honnestly why would heeven thinkcalling a all in with A6 ... but like one guy said it poker and you need those donk to win big your turn is gonna come

You definitely should have folded pre-flop there, too many raises ahead of you.

I think you played it good. You had top pair, up and down straight draw if no diamonds show up, flush and straight flush draw if they did. You had to play it. As for the pre-flop play, only andre here knows how the guy plays, so you can't really determine was it bad play or not. I also think that jq suited is a great card to play with 3 or more players in the hand.

terrible play preflop. Your on the button with QJ and theres a raise and a reraise. What hands do you really think QJ has a chance against there? Then after the flop ur pushing with top pair somewhat decent kicker? Why would u dbl bet the pot here? way too much push and pray going on anymore with players thinking just cause they hit top pair means they shove. Thats donkey play for sure. your not gonna make donks fold and you made a donk call preflop. Deal with it if ur gonna live by the push then die by the push!!

pretty interesting that the 3bettor here had A6. i would normally say fold to the 3bet, but why the heck is he min 3betting A6? sounds like i should be at that table

as everyone says was bad play before u even started, you were chasing for draws hit something blew your load live with it

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Originally Posted by Sharking

pretty interesting that the 3bettor here had A6. i would normally say fold to the 3bet, but why the heck is he min 3betting A6? sounds like i should be at that table

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If you know this guy 3 bets light and continues a high percentage of the time, calling OOP pre flop can be profitable, but you need to have a plan before you call, and absolutely must be disciplined enough to stick to that plan post-flop. According to the Fundamental Theorem of Poker, your shove after the flop was correct; however, my biggest piece of advice for you would be to never allow yourself to dip below 80bb at a cash game table (it drastically restricts your options post-flop).

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Originally Posted by azreal1

as everyone says was bad play before u even started, you were chasing for draws hit something blew your load live with it

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Sometimes you have that felling based on the supossed guessed cards your oppents have, that you shold call with middle strength cards and that it will probably hit something on the board, like when u have 3 bet, And u have something like JQs, the chances that i will hit your card is bigger, since u guess that the raisers has something like bigger hands, so I think my shove on the flop would only make sense if it would make a straight or better on flop, otherwise i think i was over confident there.. thats true, was a donk play, that was beatem by another donk play.. happens a lot :)

horrible play lol i dont even know im too tired.....either way its poker. shit happens.

i wouldn't have taken that chance after the pre-flop re-raise. but yeah i guess you got a bit unlucky. happens all the time to me too.

U shouldnt b entering re-raised pots with qj out of position unless u have some sick reads on them, especially with your stack. Not sure about the plain shove double the pot... The guy who called is a mega fish... What site was this on? I dont mind ur play on the flop but i wouldnt have shoved there...