not many hands with villian but he appears to be a reg with nothing standing out thus far.

Anyhow, seems pretty obvious that his range is weighted towards draws but on the otherhand I would assume he is aware of this. 3bet flop? Call/Shoveraise good turns? something else?

Poker Stars $3/$6 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
DeucesCracked Poker Videos Hand History Converter

BTN: $720.20
SB: $647.48
BB: $600.00
UTG: $600.00
MP: $654.78
Hero (CO): $690.40

Pre Flop: ($9.00) Hero is CO with K 5
2 folds, Hero raises to $12, 1 fold, SB calls $9, BB calls $6

Flop: ($36.00) K 5 A (3 players)
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets $33, SB raises to $90, BB folds,


Flop results -

I feel he is so draw heavy that I'd flat flop and jam blank turns and fold heart turns.

if he sucks he has QJhh if hes good he has AQ+ for value

also isnt your cbet size a little big

Wassup with pre?


Post looks good.

This, though knowing a bit about BB would be helpful, SB may flat AA/KK/AK/ or make a loose call with a5s if he's a drooler or sqz's a lot, though that is a large assumption with little info. If he were to flat those hands, you may ask why he would c/r flop rather than call, but judging by your absolute mash of a cbet (is that standard for you?) I'd c/r those hands too.

There are a lot of other stats that could help our decision but If he's just a relative unknown I'd go with the standard line above.

yeah IDK i click raise sometimes when my hand is suited even if there are a few too many gaps.


hahaha "absolute mash" of a CBET <3

Flop sizing is not standard but I mix it up a bit

Good on all streets

I think it's a good hand to put into your flop 3betting range (unless you think stacking off is too loose, which it might be given minraise pre + 3way flop) as just calling the flop raise won't play out too well on (m)any cards.

No idea what's best on turn. One argument for calling is that our range will be very heart heavy (made flush as well as AxQh etc), so adding some non-heart hands into our range can't hurt. But that's more of a thought than an argument really.

yeah this is basically my question... IDK

yeah also you can bluff board pairing rivers, heart rivers, maybe take some showdowns. But even though I was thinking of this FPS just felt like strait spew since I feel like its gonna brick off and I'm looking at a shove the vast majority of the time.

I'm too dumb to understand the argument "we'll have hands with hearts in them in our turn calling range, so we should add hands without hearts aswell".

I get it all in on the flop, if I lose, cry about being coolered.

if our heart range is very heavy, thats even more of a reason for folding the turn. Against an unknown i'd play it the same, but all options otf are valid against varying opponents.

hahaha getting it in on the flop is not a good line if you forget to cry about being coolered.

thanks for the responses all, I think I'll post a few more spots in days to come.

he's saying if our turn calling range is hearts-heavy, we can add some non-heart hands with the intention to bluff hearts rivers when checked to.

i think you played it great