2/5 a tough spot with a red JJ
04-16-2018
, 01:51 PM
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Not minatorr but 1) with J
we hate less turns ( turns either maintain our improve our equity) and 2) we also block flush draws which isnt great (with black JJ villain has more flush draws i.e. we get called by a few more hands that arent made)
1 is more important
A very simple way simple way of saying what we are doing when we bet black JJ and check red JJ is:
"With black JJ we hate all turns and prefer to end the hand. With red JJ turns are fine and we can therefore toss this in our x/c range which strengthens our checking range and allows villain to bluff more of his range which is also cool."
we hate less turns ( turns either maintain our improve our equity) and 2) we also block flush draws which isnt great (with black JJ villain has more flush draws i.e. we get called by a few more hands that arent made)1 is more important
A very simple way simple way of saying what we are doing when we bet black JJ and check red JJ is:
"With black JJ we hate all turns and prefer to end the hand. With red JJ
turns are fine and we can therefore toss this in our x/c range which strengthens our checking range and allows villain to bluff more of his range which is also cool."
If we bet with black JJ or red JJ, and everyone folds, great.
If someone raises (sets, 2-pair, combo draw), we generally fold with both, so same there too.
If someone calls, I would say besides possibly ATs, typical opponent would have most likely a fd, after that oesd. So if most likely opp range is fd, wouldn't we rather have the Jh when called (1 less out for opp, and more equity for us)?
I'm betting both black JJ or red JJ... but maybe that is a leak...