This hand standard to get in on this flop right? Felt that if he has some wrap or pair plus oesd im blocking some of his outs right so thats why i got this in. Is my thinking right on this? Thanks in advance
^Yeah I'd pretty much always get that in. Against naked top two you're almost flipping, and you're only really in bad shape against a set.
You say that you're blocking some of us his outs; that's a good and bad thing. It means he's more likely to have a made hand, but it also means when he does get it in with a draw our equity is pretty damn good.
What do you think of villain's play here? He had a gutter + two BDFDs on flop, then a gutter + top pair on turn. I have been playing aggressive preflop but relatively straightforward postflop with probably only like 55-60% cbet.
Only asking because at first I was annoyed but then I wondered what I would have done in his situation.
Hand 2:
CO 32/22/6.7
BB 70/34/13.9
I don't have a 4B stat and even tho BB is super lag, his 4b range is most def toptop % hands (at least that's what I thought during hand). When CO flats the 4b, I put him on KKxx or rundowns.
Preflop: Hero is CO with 9 J 6 T
2 folds, Hero raises to $0.70, BTN raises to $1.80, SB calls $1.70, BB raises to $7.90, Hero calls $7.20, BTN calls $6.10, SB folds
Flop: ($25.50) 7 4 J (3 players)
BB bets $1.38, Hero raises to $12.10 and is all-in, BTN calls $12.10
Turn: ($51.08) Q (3 players, 1 is all-in) River: ($51.08) 6 (3 players, 1 is all-in)
Spoiler:
Results: $51.08 pot ($2.55 rake)
Final Board: 7 4 J Q 6
Hero mucked 9 J 6 T and lost (-$20 net)
BTN showed Q 9 K A and won $48.53 ($28.53 net)
BB showed T 8 K A and lost (-$9.28 net)
Hand 2:
CO 32/22/6.7
BB 70/34/13.9
I don't have a 4B stat and even tho BB is super lag, his 4b range is most def toptop % hands (at least that's what I thought during hand). When CO flats the 4b, I put him on KKxx or rundowns.
Preflop: Hero is CO with 9 J 6 T
2 folds, Hero raises to $0.70, BTN raises to $1.80, SB calls $1.70, BB raises to $7.90, Hero calls $7.20, BTN calls $6.10, SB folds
Flop: ($25.50) 7 4 J (3 players)
BB bets $1.38, Hero raises to $12.10 and is all-in, BTN calls $12.10
Turn: ($51.08) Q (3 players, 1 is all-in) River: ($51.08) 6 (3 players, 1 is all-in)
Spoiler:
Results: $51.08 pot ($2.55 rake)
Final Board: 7 4 J Q 6
Hero mucked 9 J 6 T and lost (-$20 net)
BTN showed Q 9 K A and won $48.53 ($28.53 net)
BB showed T 8 K A and lost (-$9.28 net)
Hand one is a check back on the turn & fold un paired rivers as you said. I think that's a pretty standard line.
Also you can pot the flop, he's not going anywhere for an extra buck on this flop.
Hand 2, I think folding to the 4b is ok. You only have 70c invested in the pot & button is saying he has a hand. (Do you have his 3b stats?)
It's a standard get it on otf cause you've 1/2 your stack invested & haz ok equity I guess.
I'm not sure how solid my advice on hand two is as I haven't been playing omaha long (online), so take it fwiw!
I think you'd find this handy btw: http://www.propokertools.com/simulations
Dunno about pre, try messing around with the eq calc I posted above.
Looks like spew to me on the flop though. No fold equity (demonstrated by his flop sizing)=your just flipping with and oesd that has dirty outs.
What are your thoughts on the hand?
Try to avoid posting a hand with no stats or thoughts in the future, it hinders both parties.
Villain is unknown, he just sat:
I messed around in poker pro tools with ranges & was very surprised to see how badly I was doing vs A2/A3, I was getting like 20%, I'm destroyed by sets & straights so I think this could be a b/f small to take down the pot vs hands like JJ/QQ/KK despite the small spr?
What do you think?
Villain is 27/16 over ~50 hands. I think this line is standard in these spots.
Betting big for value otf+turn, betting slightly small to allow myself some room to fold on the river & also to encourage a call from lower flushes that might be scared of the board pairing.
Just looking at the graphs you might think I have an A-game and a B-game and I'm swapping between them from time to time. But when I'm actually playing I can detect no difference. I realise when I'm in a "bad" period because all my lines are trending down. But I still think carefully about my actions and I don't think I'm doing anything differently then to the good period.
Do you think the graphs indicate a subtle problem, or is this just normal flow of getting runs of good cards and bad cards? Does everyone else's graph have similar demarcations of such contrast?
Villain is unknown, he just sat:
I messed around in poker pro tools with ranges & was very surprised to see how badly I was doing vs A2/A3, I was getting like 20%, I'm destroyed by sets & straights so I think this could be a b/f small to take down the pot vs hands like JJ/QQ/KK despite the small spr?
What do you think?
Villain is 27/16 over ~50 hands. I think this line is standard in these spots.
Betting big for value otf+turn, betting slightly small to allow myself some room to fold on the river & also to encourage a call from lower flushes that might be scared of the board pairing.
I think it's better to look at this stats from the blinds as opposed to overall vpip/pfr. I know your sample size is small but do you have a donk vs pfr %?
Without the gs, I'd say fold for sure. I think it's a toss whether you ship here but one thing for shoving is, it's a fairly dry board so why is he donking pot instead of check shoving? Mehh...ship it..you also have bdfd
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