why all in on the turn? when you play low blind tables like 10/20cent you know there are plenty of weetee's who would call you in that situation with any random A, 4, KQ, AK, AQ, AJ ... (in this case somebody did ^^) Don't fall inlove with pocket pairs like 10' J's or Q's
the only hands i fear in this situation r 22, 33, 55, KK, AA and maybe A4
all the rest i dominate with my overpair...so i am the agressor, why should i give that position away? 4 hands that call me, 50 possible hands that r forced to fold usually
also have a look at my comment to DJ ;)
if any of my all-ins would be calles with 20% i would be very rich atm xD
Still, no reason to push all your chips in at that time ... you thought you had the best hand, then why not let him take the lead? What IF he would have had a better hand on the turn ...(maybe slow playing big pocket pair or flopped a set) your action wasnt very clever since you weren't playing in position I suppose (and if you were, and pushed all in after he checked your action was even dumber).
A test-out bet to see where he was would have been better, atfer seeing that 4 on the river it would have been easier for you to lay your hand down on a big raise or reraise from his side.
It'n not about what you think about his cards but also what he thinks about your cards, don't know how much you raised preflop but he could have easily set you on AK AQ KQ or smth, in that case his 4's would had done the job.
it was a simple cash game with low money...i could agree to u if it was a tournament...in cash games i will always play QQ like this
my poker office says: playin AA,KK, QQ like this in the last 10 games brought me more than 50$...though i lost every hand exactly once
Im just saying that you have to know when you have to put them down, slowplaying them is sometimes a better idea - easier to put in down if you need to.
But I know it's poker, sometimes you have to make crucial decissions and you can't always make the right one ... the only thing I learned from ipoker games is that you have to play 1$-2$ tables to play with a minimum of calling machines on your table (mostly they are good but they can cost you loads of money if they get their luck turn/river card) :)
10 x 2 = 20%
so i was a lil bit favourite
reraised him to 2,10$ preflop, contibet on flop was 2,50$, on turn he had to call 100% for his 20% draw
in my 3-years-expririenced eyes, it was a donk call, not more...even if i had no overpair he is far behind. a decent move would have been an all-in on turn, called semi-bluff.
this way it was just donk-calling
ihad QQ...raise preflop...Flop: 235....contibetted potsize....turn:9...i´m all-in with additional 15$ (pot: 10$)....i get a call, he shows 44, River: 4
while last 2 weeks i got paid 130€....yesterday it stopped somehow unluckily
all the rest i dominate with my overpair...so i am the agressor, why should i give that position away? 4 hands that call me, 50 possible hands that r forced to fold usually
also have a look at my comment to DJ ;)
if any of my all-ins would be calles with 20% i would be very rich atm xD
A test-out bet to see where he was would have been better, atfer seeing that 4 on the river it would have been easier for you to lay your hand down on a big raise or reraise from his side.
It'n not about what you think about his cards but also what he thinks about your cards, don't know how much you raised preflop but he could have easily set you on AK AQ KQ or smth, in that case his 4's would had done the job.
my poker office says: playin AA,KK, QQ like this in the last 10 games brought me more than 50$...though i lost every hand exactly once
But I know it's poker, sometimes you have to make crucial decissions and you can't always make the right one ... the only thing I learned from ipoker games is that you have to play 1$-2$ tables to play with a minimum of calling machines on your table (mostly they are good but they can cost you loads of money if they get their luck turn/river card) :)
so i was a lil bit favourite
reraised him to 2,10$ preflop, contibet on flop was 2,50$, on turn he had to call 100% for his 20% draw
in my 3-years-expririenced eyes, it was a donk call, not more...even if i had no overpair he is far behind. a decent move would have been an all-in on turn, called semi-bluff.
this way it was just donk-calling