1/2 KJo Failed Isolation Attempt
07-04-2018
, 05:47 PM
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Thanks for your response!
I personally wouldn't include all NFD's in Vs range here. Also we don't have AJ. I think in almost any call X to win X you can inflate a V's range with draws to make it break even or push it into the fist pump GII category.
Hero's description says he is a decent player who gets sticky pre and post, not that he is shoving all draws and TP fourth kicker..
I'm staying in the fold camp.
I personally wouldn't include all NFD's in Vs range here. Also we don't have AJ. I think in almost any call X to win X you can inflate a V's range with draws to make it break even or push it into the fist pump GII category.
Hero's description says he is a decent player who gets sticky pre and post, not that he is shoving all draws and TP fourth kicker..
I'm staying in the fold camp.
The point was villain doesn’t have a b/f range in this spot. By betting the flop he is pricing himself into calling off a shove from hero, whether that be with JTs or A
T. A hand like JTs has 20% vs. an overpair when he’d need 25% to call it off. AX is going to have 42-46% It’s also rather important that the J
is not on the board, freeing up more combos for villain to have.Folding flop is ridiculous and super results oriented. This is nowhere close to a fist pump GII, but it’s firmly +EV.
07-04-2018
, 07:54 PM
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I didn’t say villain was shoving, I just said to treat it as a shove to simplify the exercise.
The point was villain doesn’t have a b/f range in this spot. By betting the flop he is pricing himself into calling off a shove from hero, whether that be with JTs or AT. A hand like JTs has 20% vs. an overpair when he’d need 25% to call it off. AX is going to have 42-46%
It’s also rather important that the J is not on the board, freeing up more combos for villain to have.
Folding flop is ridiculous and super results oriented. This is nowhere close to a fist pump GII, but it’s firmly +EV.
The point was villain doesn’t have a b/f range in this spot. By betting the flop he is pricing himself into calling off a shove from hero, whether that be with JTs or A
T. A hand like JTs has 20% vs. an overpair when he’d need 25% to call it off. AX is going to have 42-46% It’s also rather important that the J
is not on the board, freeing up more combos for villain to have.Folding flop is ridiculous and super results oriented. This is nowhere close to a fist pump GII, but it’s firmly +EV.