POKER WORKOUT WEDNESDAY #001
OPPONENT
What Would You Do and Why?
Charlie
DESCRIPTION: Charlie is a middle aged man wearing a polo shirt and a Nike baseball cap.
ATTENTION & FOCUS: Charlie seems to be following the action at the table pretty intently. We observed charlie sitting
up in his chair multiple times to better see showdowns that he wasn’t involved in.
TIME AT THE TABLE: 1.5 hourSTAKES: $2/$5
PLAYER STACK: $650
YOUR IMAGE: You have been at the table for 2 hours and have played 5 hands all not going to showdown. If your
opponents are paying attention, they should understand you are a standard tight and agressive player.
YOUR STACK: $740
OBSERVATION #1: In the first hour of play, Charlie had run his stack down to about $300. He did not add chips to his
stack and is now sitting at about $650.
OBSERVATION #2: Charlie folded his small blind in a pot where 4 players limped before his action.
OBSERVATION #3: Charlie raised two limpers while on the BTN to $30. The flop came Js 6h 5h . Both limpers
checked and Charlie bet $50. Only one limper called. The turn came the Ad. The limper checked and Charlie
checked behind. The river was the 3c and the limper checked again. Charlie checked his hand and showed down the
Qs Qh for the winner.
OBSERVATION #4: Charlie limped in MP and called a $20 raise from a LP player. The flop came
and
Charlie checked. He then called a C-Bet of $30. The turn came the Kc and Charlie Checked again. Charlie folded to a
turn bet of $75.
OBSERVATION #5: Charlie limped UTG. There were 3 other limpers and then the BB raised to $35. Charlie folded.
THE HAND: It folds around to you in the HJ and you raise to $20 with the Td Th . Charlie calls the $20. The flop
comes Ks 9c 2h . You bet $25 and Charlie calls. The turn is the Ah . Action is on you.
QUESTION: What would you do and why?
(Use the area below to workout and write down your answers)
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