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09-06-2020 , 01:42 PM

Akotzen24

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2/5 7 handed Single raised pot 1100 effective 3 bet flop

Button lag fish
Sb tag
Hero Bb lag J9o

Button opens 20
Sb calls
Bb calls

Flop 10d9x2d

X x button bets 30 call call

Pot 160ish turn jX

Sb leads 65 hero Raise 225 button fold Sb 3b jam hero tanks and???

Last edited by Akotzen24; 09-06-2020 at 01:44 PM. Reason: I raised because I did not think tt,jj or kq was In his range because appears to be the player to 3bet those from sb

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09-06-2020 , 01:50 PM

Gor24do

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Need more info on sb player type, fold pre with J9o (what suite are they?), but seems like sb is a passive QJdd or random QJ looking to spike a turn for a "cheap price" for the lower level thinking players. Especially if he leads into 2 players and the preflop opener on the button who C-Bet, he's going for value with the top of his range

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09-06-2020 , 02:13 PM

venice10

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Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 25,857

Against a LAG raise on the button, I'd either raise or fold depending on how fit/fold they are post flop.

As played, a tight player isn't jamming with 1 pair. Fold, if your read is right.

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09-06-2020 , 03:05 PM

sixsevenoff

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Grunch.

I would just fold pre. I highly doubt that BTN is opening as wide as he should be, and we're also facing a 4x open.

I would actually fold the flop as well. Bet-call doesn't usually bode well for our hand. We're seldom good on the flop.

I would never get to the turn like this, but as played I think I just call. It's definitely a weird spot. The only hands that I can see calling us that we're ahead of are J

, or QJ. We also have the BTN to act behind. 87 and KQ came in, there are better two pairs, and sets that all beat us. Versus the 3 bet, I think we have a pretty easy fold.

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09-06-2020 , 05:40 PM

XtraScratch8

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Fold pre

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09-06-2020 , 07:52 PM

valiantcalls

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Fold pre obviously, you can't play J9o OOP multi-way profitably, you will be dominated/crushed by button's opening range and sb's button open flat calling range a lot of the time. It's quite a trash hand.
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As played, flatting is prob fine on flop, getting a good price/implied odds to bink trips/two pair on the turn IMO. Turn I would just flat, no point in raising when the straight gets there and V's ranges have the KQ's along with the SB turn lead. As played I would just fold on the obvious straight board, you are also pretty much dead to sets.

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09-07-2020 , 10:27 AM

samo

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I'd fold as played. Raising here seems pretty thin when a tight player leads into 2 opponents. The drawing part of his range is more likely than not a X/C.

I'd also fold pre once the SB calls, as his range should have J9o dominated.

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