Your min raise is a trap play but you dont realize it, he 3b you as a steal but you cannt be sure of his hand so pot or fold, never bet as a wim you should have potted at first as a bluff or checked..
C/R flop to 825 to see where ur at. Add a quarter so it's not a min raise which is fishy.
If called, evaluate villain breathing pattern, mannerisms, shaking, and see what level they are on. Ask villian if he is thirsty after the min+25 checkraise.
If villain is on level 1-3-5-7, you can C/R turn again, otherwise you gotta C/C and B/3B/fld river.
C/R flop to 825 to see where ur at. Add a quarter so it's not a min raise which is fishy.
If called, evaluate villain breathing pattern, mannerisms, shaking, and see what level they are on. Ask villian if he is thirsty after the min+25 checkraise.
If villain is on level 1-3-5-7, you can C/R turn again, otherwise you gotta C/C and B/3B/fld river.
Check call turn and check fold river seems fine on bricks with this hand.
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Originally Posted by White Rook
Check call turn and check fold river seems fine on bricks with this hand.
Yea I think this is probably the best line even though our ranged is seriously capped at QQQ, AQ or 222. Check call flop and turn. Most regs arent willing to 3 barrel bluff; even TAGs because they're just not willing to go for it, for the most part.
Yea I think this is probably the best line even though our ranged is seriously capped at QQQ, AQ or 222.k
Depend on the player, but many dont go for the 4bet oop very deep with many AA combos,if that is the case we are well protected. Also AQ is probably a better combo to call down 3 streets then 22.
I've never understood min-raising pre. In a HUHU spot where we are first to act and have position, fine. In a 3+ handed game, it accomplishes very little.
[QUOTE=phunkphish;52062241
2299 is a fine open in the CO though.[/QUOTE]
What about calling a pot sized 3b OOP vs the best player at the table?
If you read his other thread, you'd realize why he did it(he is crushing last 5k hands he played):
"Originally Posted by masterxed View Post
Mainly play PLO in a live casino and currently I'm crushing it at $340/h in about 110 hours (since 01/2017). I know I'm on an upswing so if it'll probably be closer to $175-200/h once variance kicks in."
