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Originally Posted by kenji08
i think my decision to 3b would have to be based on if you think he will call with worse, or is he likely to just go bat**** crazy and 4b with worse or some sort of small-medium pp/aj/a10. if he has just been flatting 3b everywhere and seeing flops regardless of his holdings then yes, widen up your 3b range vs this guy big time. if he has been raising EP with crap and then folding to 3b then i think you should just flat. now you have to have a decision to how youre going to react to a 4b before you 3b. imo, even though he has a lot of garbage in his 4b range, i do not like flatting even tho we are in position. i would rather 5b jam and get it in now. even if he has 78s, 74o, 10j, whatever he has, what if the flop would have came 27jr, then what would u do? the only reason u called was because u hit tptk.
i dont mind this high variance aspect of the game playing someone thats hyperaggro with 100bb, any deeper and i wouldve just flatted. some would argue that you could find better spots and just flat here which is completely fine too.
This is a very nice rundown, so most here should read it a couple of times. I flat because i do not know what villains 4 bet will mean. Thus i flat and keep the integrity of my hand. I was tired and lazy, so thanks Kenji.