Villain is 68/6 over ~50 hands. I feel like flatting the flop is standard cause if he pots the turn he'll give his hand away & I can get away cheaply. His sizing stays roughly the same on the turn though, I could raise to protect from sets trying to draw cheaply but if he's playing a set like this I feel like I can get a river vb off of him so I save it for there.
My thoughts are that it'd be too thin to go for a turn raise & river vb with such a bad flush cause I've no idea what % of the time he has a flush.
Once his sizing stays the same otr I feel I have to value raise as he screams blocking set to me. Sound solid or too thin?
Real quick AA one.
Utg is 26/18, bad reg, straightforward postflop.
Button is 73/27 over a small sample.
My thoughts are that I'd love to get it in vs the 73/27 on the flop but if I check I'll have to c/f vs the reg and he might stab like Tx/QQ/draws & it'd be a nightmare to c/c & a gamble to c/r cause I don't know for sure if he just stabs the nuts in this spot or Tx/QQ/draws/nuts.
Given the above info I thought b/f was weak but ok, so I sized it as such.
Thoughts?
Last one! Am I asking for trouble3betting an unknown here or is this a standard 3bet. Based on my experience/what I've read I think it's standard, just checking.
hand1 is ok but maybe too thin to raise river but whatever...
hand2. Don't like the b/f option so much but I think the sizing is bad as you give too much info if you bet small when you are ok to give up and bigger when you wanna get it in.
hand3. It's ok but 3B a lil less in general so you can flat a 4B 100bb deep.
hand1 is ok but maybe too thin to raise river but whatever...
hand2. Don't like the b/f option so much but I think the sizing is bad as you give too much info if you bet small when you are ok to give up and bigger when you wanna get it in.
hand3. It's ok but 3B a lil less in general so you can flat a 4B 100bb deep.
Thanks for the quick response.
I realize that sizing small when you're gonna fold & potting when you're not is super exploitable but I'm not worried about anyone being observant enough to pick up on it at this level, especially a bad reg.
Given that info would you say b/f is ok?
Def something to keep in mind as you move up limits though I agree.
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but 3B a lil less in general so you can flat a 4B 100bb
Not sure what you mean by "so you can flat a 4b 100b"?
ok but other than keeping bb from coming along, do we really think the other 2 are going to fold, from my experience at plo5 f3b is almost never > 0... hard to get people to fold post so I would be calling and trying to hit set or overpair+fd for a big pot
(again not saying thats right thing to do... just trying to learn)
Not sure what you mean by "so you can flat a 4b 100b"?
Your hand is not a favorite preflop. So you want to put all the money in when you see a good flop.
If you 3B pot you allow your opponenet to 4B pot :
openraise : 3.5bb
3B pot: 12bb
4B pot: 37bb
If you 3B smaller :
openraise :3.5bb
3B : 9 bb
4Bpot :28.5 bb
The second scenario is more profitable as you lose less money when you don't hit, you get all the advantages of the 3B but your play is more profitable when villain 4B.
So villain is 13/8/1.2, here he has AAxx always and he never folds in 3bet pots if he cbets, never. Would you fold preflop and what would you do on flop and why?
Hey lads! It's in swedish kronor so it's like plo50+
No reads other than he's been quite active and 3betting alot.
Do we raise turn or ship river when he checks even tho there's probobly alot QJ in his range? Ahh Should probobly bet more on the flop.. Sucks to be deep=/
Hmm, there's too many busted draws & not enough 9T in your range to try to get him to fold stuff like QJ/Q8/33/77/88, plus you have good showdown value vs some monster draws like double fd that could've c/r turn.
Also calling turn is fine, can't see any benefits of 3betting over calling.
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