2/5/10 interesting turn spot in 3bet pot, OESFD
04-01-2016
, 04:20 AM
Villain in the hand is a young spanish pro. From what Ive seen so far from here he seems solid. Overall he has played a TAG style, not doing anything crazy. We have been at the table for a couple of hours now and I think he sees me the same way. This is the first time I see him in this casino though and he is probbly just visiting. He had another friend at the table with the same profile and they came together.
The game is 6-handed with a straddle. Effective stacks are 1,700
Preflop (12)
Villain opens 35 UTG, I 3-bet 9
7 in MP. He calls
The last couple of orbits he has been opening up his opens. The two players behind me in the hand are fit or fold players and with position I think this is a good spot to 3bet. Generally in live poker I like to 3bet a linear range with hands that do well postflop as villains really dont like to fold once they opened. Any comments on the 3bet and hand choice is welcome though.
Flop 262 6
42
Villain checks, Hero bets 75, Villain calls.
On such a dry flop, I like to bet small as I will be betting the same with most of my value range.Once again, comments are welcome on this street, checkback flop?bet more?
Turn 412 8
Villain checks, Hero bets 275, Villain now raises 575.
At this point, we are getting direct odds to call and try to bink river. However, is there any merit to jamming over his raise?
The game is 6-handed with a straddle. Effective stacks are 1,700
Preflop (12)
Villain opens 35 UTG, I 3-bet 9
7 in MP. He callsThe last couple of orbits he has been opening up his opens. The two players behind me in the hand are fit or fold players and with position I think this is a good spot to 3bet. Generally in live poker I like to 3bet a linear range with hands that do well postflop as villains really dont like to fold once they opened. Any comments on the 3bet and hand choice is welcome though.
Flop 262 6
42Villain checks, Hero bets 75, Villain calls.
On such a dry flop, I like to bet small as I will be betting the same with most of my value range.Once again, comments are welcome on this street, checkback flop?bet more?
Turn 412 8
Villain checks, Hero bets 275, Villain now raises 575.
At this point, we are getting direct odds to call and try to bink river. However, is there any merit to jamming over his raise?
04-01-2016
, 09:09 AM
04-01-2016
, 08:09 PM
04-02-2016
, 06:06 AM
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Pre is good.
I dislike your flop sizing both as a standard sizing and especially with your actual holdings. It gives you pretty much no fold equity and you shouldn't be peeling a c/r so weak. Would you want to make it this small with AA? Probably not. You would probably want to set up sizings to stack worse overpairs by the river.
If you think villain isn't 'doing anything crazy,' like peeling the flop with QTdd and raising turn, then you probably don't have too much fold equity on the turn. Call.
I dislike your flop sizing both as a standard sizing and especially with your actual holdings. It gives you pretty much no fold equity and you shouldn't be peeling a c/r so weak. Would you want to make it this small with AA? Probably not. You would probably want to set up sizings to stack worse overpairs by the river.
If you think villain isn't 'doing anything crazy,' like peeling the flop with QTdd and raising turn, then you probably don't have too much fold equity on the turn. Call.
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I like pre but did you 3bet to $125? Too big
I like 50-60% of pot better on flop. We will still get called a lot, but this hand is good for our bluff range because of the great double barrel board texture. I prob check back AKo/AQo and our worst pocket pairs (TT/JJ)
I would just take the direct odds because most of his semibluffs that call a jam are in much better shape than us, and because he is at a range advantage on this board texture compared to our overpair-heavy range so I don't think he is folding much.
I like 50-60% of pot better on flop. We will still get called a lot, but this hand is good for our bluff range because of the great double barrel board texture. I prob check back AKo/AQo and our worst pocket pairs (TT/JJ)
I would just take the direct odds because most of his semibluffs that call a jam are in much better shape than us, and because he is at a range advantage on this board texture compared to our overpair-heavy range so I don't think he is folding much.
I did flat in game, just wanted to make sure shoving wasnt more +ev
Right I agree, however on the river we have position so he is first to act.
04-04-2016
, 09:11 AM
04-05-2016
, 12:50 AM
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Would you bet something like £150 on the flop, and then on the turn (£562) Something like £300? Or is there any case on this turn that you check back ? I do agree that I messed up the flop sizing.
He did make it £35 so £125 is a little bit over 3x. I agree with the flop sizing I did mess it up.
I did flat in game, just wanted to make sure shoving wasnt more +ev
Right I agree, however on the river we have position so he is first to act.
He did make it £35 so £125 is a little bit over 3x. I agree with the flop sizing I did mess it up.
I did flat in game, just wanted to make sure shoving wasnt more +ev
Right I agree, however on the river we have position so he is first to act.
You rep overpair really hard up to this point. Call and fold unimproved or shove if he checks. IMO.