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1/2NL: KK facing lots of PF action 350bb deep 1/2NL: KK facing lots of PF action 350bb deep

01-01-2014 , 04:42 PM
Best case scenario IMO, Against two villains w/ QQ+, AK+ you have 37%. Against one villain w/ QQ+ and another w/ QQ+, AK+ you have 30%. Against two villains w/ QQ+ you have 23%. I don't think folding pre is too nitty either. You can't simply set mine because you could be up against QQ some of the time.
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01-01-2014 , 06:01 PM
We have a cold 4b and a cold-call to a 4b from relatively unknowns in live 1/2NL.

Further, if there is any action remaining post flop, we'll be OOP.

Shove or fold, IMO. Not sure which one I chose more often.
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01-01-2014 , 06:36 PM
So you think calling is completely out if the question? When we are calling 50 more to win 235 plus the implied odds? That seems bad , it's between flat or shove IMO.
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01-01-2014 , 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Lapidator
We have a cold 4b and a cold-call to a 4b from relatively unknowns in live 1/2NL.

Further, if there is any action remaining post flop, we'll be OOP.

Shove or fold, IMO. Not sure which one I chose more often.
What sort of information are you basing this on?
What could possibly lead you to think that either shoving or folding is best here?
What I'm trying to ask is how do you go from that inflection point of thinking this is a fold but then deciding it's a shove instead? Is it a calling range decision? Is it an "equity against two people" decision, is it a "we don't want to be OOP for the whole hand" decision. I just don't get how it can be either or. But never in the middle.
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01-01-2014 , 08:16 PM
^ see Venice's post.

I'm probably looking to fold more often in this spot.
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01-01-2014 , 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by venice10
So our only question is how do we get weaker hands to put their stacks in the best way. IMO, it is a shove. Once the flop comes, anyone "set mining" with JJ or looking to hit with AK who misses is c/f. We don't get their money. The shove looks weaker than a 5bet. Lots of people will talk themselves into the call because you have AK and they are ahead.
You think we get more weaker hands to call a 5bet shove for 350bb than if we flat, see a flop, let someone bet and then stick it in?

I agree that we have no room to move post flop, but if we flat that would be the entire idea. We are essentially risking $50 by calling, looking for a decent flop to take both of their stacks.

I want them to call, I want to check, have them invest another $125-$175 on the flop, then we stick it down their throat. And they either give up the hand with JJ (which if they cold 4bet or cold called pre flop, seems unlikely they would) or they call off with 10% equity. And we rape them.
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01-01-2014 , 11:25 PM
Results:

Spoiler:
Hero 5b to $240, V1 tanks for about a minute and folds what he later said was 99. V2 snap calls. Flop KK2 hero checks flop, V checks back. Turn 3, hero bets $200, V snap calls again. River T, hero shoves, V snap calls with AA
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01-01-2014 , 11:36 PM
V 2 is a sneaky SOB. No one ranges him for AA there but IMO he should of just shoved over your 5 bet. This is the perfect example of why you should never fold KK pre flop.... You will just end up making quads against AA anyways.
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01-01-2014 , 11:38 PM
Does this confirm what we thought? Or are the results irrelevant?

Spoiler:

We 5bet, got a worse hand to fold, and got called by a better hand.
What do I know.
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01-02-2014 , 12:02 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Doomed
V 2 is a sneaky SOB. No one ranges him for AA there ...
wait... wat? Did you think he was cold-calling a 4b with 76s?
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01-02-2014 , 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by wj94
Results:

Spoiler:
Hero 5b to $240, V1 tanks for about a minute and folds what he later said was 99. V2 snap calls. Flop KK2 hero checks flop, V checks back. Turn 3, hero bets $200, V snap calls again. River T, hero shoves, V snap calls with AA
Nh and Wp. Tough spot. I'd also take a note of V2 if you play him again.
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01-02-2014 , 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr_Doomed
V 2 is a sneaky SOB. No one ranges him for AA there
Ummm, no! Look at post #13. I'm not even a good poker player, so if I got to that conclusion, I imagine a lot of other people get there too
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01-02-2014 , 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Lapidator
wait... wat? Did you think he was cold-calling a 4b with 76s?
I was thinking more like AKs QQ maybe JJ and the unlikely KK. I do love sarcasm though... In all seriousness tho I don't know of many people that would cold call a 4 bet with AA. Especially not just call a 5 bet once hero puts in 1/3 effective stacks.
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