1/3 6 handed JJ UTG - Live Low-stakes No Limit Poker Forum

Two Plus Two Forums Poker Strategy Live No-Limit Hold’em Cash

1/3 6 handed JJ UTG

Post Reply Subscribe

...

04-28-2018 , 11:55 PM

XXX555666

Guest

Posts: n/a

300 effective

H: playing tight no real hands only been here like an hour.

v: playing a lot of hands and only showing down winners though

OTTH: I raise with JsJd UTG to 12 2 callers including V.

($39 Flop) 10c 7c 2s

I bet 20 and V calls

(79) Turn Ks better card for me than V he checks I bet 35 and he calls.

River 8d he leads 65. Thoughts?

Quote

04-29-2018 , 12:00 AM

Bigpants

grinder

Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 592

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard32

Preflop: fine
Flop: way to small of a bet. You half pot a wet board, should have been closer to 2/3pot

AP: I’m leaning more on a call then a fold because your hand is under-repped.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quote

04-29-2018 , 12:06 AM

hyperknit

veteran

Join Date: Dec 2016 Posts: 2,692

What position are the callers?

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quote

04-29-2018 , 12:07 AM

Mr Spyutastic

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 15,108

PF just a slight detail, but I prefer a larger raise UTG compared to other positions.

Bet bigger on this flop. Turn I don't mind bet or check. This is a standard river call for me. I think you see a Tx type of hand a lot.

Quote

04-29-2018 , 12:07 AM

XXX555666

Guest

Posts: n/a

BLINDS sorry

Quote

04-29-2018 , 01:31 AM

momo_uk

veteran

Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 2,546

Fold

Quote

04-29-2018 , 10:42 AM

mdelore

old hand

Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 1,315

It's gross but I usually fold vs c/c c/c lead lines like this. Yeah he could be owning us but it is a marginal spot and he's saying hes got a good hand with the bet so just fold.

Also I would bet larger on both streets so you aren't pricing in so much of his weak range to begin with (and for value obv). I think V's range is wider than it necessarily has to be to due to the small bets.

Quote

04-29-2018 , 07:52 PM

XXX555666

Guest

Posts: n/a

Anyone else? This is a tough spot

Quote

04-30-2018 , 11:46 AM

gobbledygeek

Poet Laureate of LLSNL

Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 36,142

I'm fine with the whole hand and fold the river. Most villains simply aren't bluffing enough or thinly value betting something that is worse enough, especially into someone who has bet/bet/bet.

You could argue for a turn check/back river bluff/catch, but against a guy who's playing a lotta hands on a drawy board and being nowhere near stack commitment bet/folding is also fine.

ETA: Unlike others, I'm fine with our smallish betting, especially since we can easily fold if the draw comes in.

Gnicehand,imoG

Quote

04-30-2018 , 08:29 PM

#10

russianbear13

banned

Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 188

I agree with big pants. Gotta be closer to pot size lead on flop. As played, I probably check back the turn for pot control. If you’re gonna bet the turn to rep the K, bet more to define cillan’s hand.

Quote

04-30-2018 , 09:20 PM

#11

HomelessPizza

grinder

Join Date: Jul 2017 Posts: 599

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard32

I would size bigger f,t; but I do like the turn bet. You can still get called by worse.
Its really close on the river, as you would have loved to check it back here for sd. KT likely raises the turn, but that river gives him a lot of 2p. Problem is that one of his bluffs (89) wouldn't bet this river, so really its just missed clubs or spiked 2p he is leading. I'd call it off for that price.

Quote

04-30-2018 , 09:37 PM

#12

dth123451

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 15,502

I'm calling, but I call a lot vs weird lines in small games

would have bet bigger on every prior street

Quote

Post Reply Subscribe

...