2/5: PAHWM -- How to attack limpers/short(ish) stacks
10-10-2016
, 08:53 PM
As played I chose to c-bet $60, which I think might have been a mistake given his stack size. My plan was to double/triple barrel cards that gave me equity on the turn, but my sizing on the flop makes it difficult to retain any fold equity on a river bluff. I think I should have either bet smaller on the flop, say $30-40.
***HAND***
Pot: $97
Flop: J
5
4
Villain checks, Hero bets $60, Villain calls.
Pot: $217
Turn: K
Villain ($325 behind) checks
Hero ...
***HAND***
Pot: $97
Flop: J
54Villain checks, Hero bets $60, Villain calls.
Pot: $217
Turn: K
Villain ($325 behind) checks
Hero ...
10-10-2016
, 08:54 PM
Quote:
I overlimp as described, raising T-high into multiple players who will call with hands that dominate us seems bad to me, especially since our hand plays great multiway.
As played, villain sounds fit-or-fold and decidedly non-tricky. Therefore I go with the obvious play, fire once and then give up unless we improve. $50 -> $60 sounds good.
I'm folding to a raise and I have almost no turn betting range if he calls flop and checks turn, I guess maybe 8. If turn checks through and he checks river, I'm only betting if we have > 1 pair.
Hand seems pretty straight forward.
As played, villain sounds fit-or-fold and decidedly non-tricky. Therefore I go with the obvious play, fire once and then give up unless we improve. $50 -> $60 sounds good.
I'm folding to a raise and I have almost no turn betting range if he calls flop and checks turn, I guess maybe 8
. If turn checks through and he checks river, I'm only betting if we have > 1 pair.Hand seems pretty straight forward.
If you do think he has 77 in his flop range, why would you not c-bet river if you river a pair and turn checked through? Since he's not tricky, we don't have to worry about being c/r bluffed so can v-bet thin. Of course we'd bet very small if we bet river.