Big 22 AQs in 3bet pot - Page 2 - MTT Poker Strategy

V-Delaney · 06-15-2012, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by BigVach

He's right. You do want to be cool... don't you v?

nh looks good.

You mean like,

Tony

?

Colin_Piddle · 06-15-2012, 04:09 PM

I think this is a tricky spot. I would flat pre and bet fold flop at $22 dollar level. Depends on the player, but after ur 3 bet I cant see him raising you with anythign less than ak, except if he had kq of clubs. foldskies.

killer_kill · 06-15-2012, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Colin_Piddle

I think this is a tricky spot. I would flat pre and bet fold flop at $22 dollar level. Depends on the player, but after ur 3 bet I cant see him raising you with anythign less than ak, except if he had kq of clubs. foldskies.

What about air?

BigVach · 06-15-2012, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by V-Delaney

You mean like,

Tony

?

well we can certainly try to be as cool as

Tony

but let's manage our expectations here

Tomukas XIII · 06-15-2012, 07:16 PM

I can`t see to fold if we 3bet PRF, there definetly isn`t AK or AJ, AJ wont raise OTF and if there is set,then that`s just the way it is. wp

V-Delaney · 06-15-2012, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Colin_Piddle

I think this is a tricky spot. I would flat pre and bet fold flop at $22 dollar level. Depends on the player, but after ur 3 bet I cant see him raising you with anythign less than ak, except if he had kq of clubs. foldskies.

I'd listen to this, this guy's like the only one on the small stakes board that plays this high. And let's face it, the rest of us are basically $3.30 nits that could never make it to the 150 level if we did play a $22.

desperad0oo7 · 06-15-2012, 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by V-Delaney

I'd listen to this, this guy's like the only one on the small stakes board that plays this high. And let's face it, the rest of us are basically $3.30 nits that could never make it to the 150 level if we did play a $22.

$22 is easy.

wtf im playing $5 right now and my raises are treated similar to my folds

super_shark · 06-16-2012, 02:46 AM

nice hand brah

wangtangkiki · 06-16-2012, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by furo

John this is pretty terrible advice

i saw this alot from you lately (these huge bets/raises to set up PSB jams). pretty bad to get value from bad players, just make std bets and try to get decisions in over multiple streets.
every street you can play vs bad players is a good one since you have more experience then them, can outplay them, get max value.
we dont want his continuing range preflop to beat us, thats why the 2.5-2.7x 3b OOP is perfect like OP did. let them continue with stuff we domiate with a lower SPR than if we just flat.
vs a 3x open i'd size the 2.4x-2.6x.
in position 2.0x-2.6xish. depends on the guy

So you are saying thou god Bond18 is incorrect? His articles mentioned a strategy exactly like this.

killer_kill · 06-16-2012, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by wangtangkiki

So you are saying thou god Bond18 is incorrect? His articles mentioned a strategy exactly like this.

You do realize there's a difference between a situation he'd describe in an article and a medium stakes MTT hand right?

desperad0oo7 · 06-16-2012, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by wangtangkiki

So you are saying thou god Bond18 is incorrect? His articles mentioned a strategy exactly like this.

Bond 18 recommends the go n go with hands like AQs vs guys who will flat hands that they will otherwise fold pf. not sure if that applies here.

also he doesn't like to play postflop alot.

**furo** · 06-17-2012, 02:59 AM

if you refer to "thinks that took me a while" of bond. thats pretty outdated.

Foks · 06-17-2012, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by furo

if you refer to "thinks that took me a while" of bond. thats pretty outdated.

Still plenty of correct/time-tested stuff is in those articles though.

desperad0oo7 · 06-17-2012, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Foks

Still plenty of correct/time-tested stuff is in those articles though.

yes I agree with this. But I also think Bond18 wasn't the best postflop player at the stakes he was playing and in his vids he was the first one to admit that. Also, his advice is solid, but definitely not the end all be all as there are many other players out there who were just as if not more successful and offered wildly different advice. Here we're playing brainless fish. We're missing value if we play these things like Tony plays the higher stakes.

Colin_Piddle · 06-18-2012, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by V-Delaney

I'd listen to this, this guy's like the only one on the small stakes board that plays this high. And let's face it, the rest of us are basically $3.30 nits that could never make it to the 150 level if we did play a $22.

HaHa I see u and Big V are good mates. Still the memory of u spewing off a big stack twice in the $33 deep stack while I went onto cash both times is everlasting I'm afraid.