Opponent has VPIP 19, PFR 13 (47 hands). Is it OK to call flop/turn with top pair top kicker against this opponent or should I already be cautious? And if he would have bet the river (with third diamond coming) would that be a fold against him?
I still have to learn alot about NLHE but I would like to give you my hopinion aswell.
I guess you played the hand too passively: the number of hands is really low but he's gonna raise alot of his range from the BTN and you have a really strong hand to 3bet for value even OOP. So do a slightly higher size, like 3.5.
As played, call flop and turn, and yes, snap fold that river.
Snap 3bet pre. You're going to want to 3bet a lot from the blinds and you'll need to balance your bluffs with good value combos. AQo should be in these value combos I'm sure.
Post is standard I guess. River could be a call depending on size and villain's tendencies.
He has pretty decent stats so it is scary that he's leading the turn that big. If he was way looser I would call turn but with those stats it's hard to say. He's right on the line kind of.
Snap 3bet pre. You're going to want to 3bet a lot from the blinds and you'll need to balance your bluffs with good value combos. AQo should be in these value combos I'm sure.
Post is standard I guess. River could be a call depending on size and villain's tendencies.
You dont have to balance absolutely anything at 2nl
You dont have to balance absolutely anything at 2nl
I feel like this age old argument of balance at the micros comes up in these forums so often it needs it's own adage like Godwin's Law. I think I agree that you don't need to be some balance-GTO-bot at 2NL but I think balancing a preflop range vs unknowns must be at least somewhat important as it's not always obvious what the best exploitable strategy should be preflop? I think it's certainly more important in zoom (not sure if this hand specifically is?) where the player pool is larger and you don't build huge databases with info on villains.