I don't have exact data but I have middle card pairing OTR in 3bet pots in triple barrel line and it's way underbluffed. I'm assuming top card is even more underbluffed.
I try to remind myself there will always be hands/days like this in poker, it's inevitable. A good mental exercise to avoid victim mentality is to zoom out and look at your month/year graph. Let's keep grinding.
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Weird, but I don't know for sure which countries (other than the LATAM ones) play on Bodog. I heard somewhere asians also play on the same pool. In my experience playing pokerstars, my winrate doubles in my night sessions after 6PM GMT (BRT + 3). Maybe too many CFP players from Brazil hurting their own winrates by playing the same times hahah, I always told you grow those beasts too much and the whole thing is just unsustainable, a big house of cards
HJ Folds, CO Folds, BTN Folds, SB Raises To $6, HERO Raises To $20, SB Calls $14
Hero SPR on Flop: [5.17 effective] Flop ($40): A K 9
SB Checks, HERO Checks
Turn ($40): A K 9 9
SB Bets $56 (Rem. Stack: $237.43), HERO Folds
Spoiler:
SB wins: $38
I would fold. He isn't repping anything but A9, but we should have a ton of better hands to call with. Lots of 9x, Millions of weak Ax offsuit that we 3b pre with a club. No blockers and no way to improve to a better hand makes it a bad call, especially when we have tons of this type of hand. Gotta keep in mind how wide our range is when we are using a polar 3b strategy with a ton of offsuit combos. They get out of hand quickly.
I would fold. He isn't repping anything but A9, but we should have a ton of better hands to call with. Lots of 9x, Millions of weak Ax offsuit that we 3b pre with a club. No blockers and no way to improve to a better hand makes it a bad call, especially when we have tons of this type of hand. Gotta keep in mind how wide our range is when we are using a polar 3b strategy with a ton of offsuit combos. They get out of hand quickly.
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
anything but A9? he could easily play a flush like this too
I think most people fold here but I don't think it's correct. Ax doesn't play this way and a lot of flushes are blocked by the board.
I expect high frequency QJs/QTs/JTs after thinking about this hand a bit.
Will post results tomorrow.
I think in general people just way overfold everywhere. Take a look at that A4cc hand for example, if you put that hand on the microstakes forum like 90% of regs (maybe higher?) will say it's a fold OTT/OTR because "everything got there."
And that is just categorically incorrect for both player profiles when you comb over the data.
Last edited by DooDooPoker; 02-16-2024 at 05:55 PM.
anything but A9? he could easily play a flush like this too
idt a flush is going to want to overbet here.
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Originally Posted by DooDooPoker
I think most people fold here but I don't think it's correct. Ax doesn't play this way and a lot of flushes are blocked by the board.
I expect high frequency QJs/QTs/JTs after thinking about this hand a bit.
Will post results tomorrow.
I think in general people just way overfold everywhere. Take a look at that A4cc hand for example, if you put that hand on the microstakes forum like 90% of regs (maybe higher?) will say it's a fold OTT/OTR because "everything got there."
And that is just categorically incorrect for both player profiles when you comb over the data.
He's allowed to have bluffs here, but we have so many combos of bluff catchers, we can be selective and not get runover. We have like 70 combos of top pair and 2nd pair.
Last edited by MicroDonkYT; 02-16-2024 at 06:00 PM.
He's allowed to have bluffs here, but we have so many combos of bluff catchers, we can be selective and not get runover. We have like 70 combos of top pair and 2nd pair.
I don't think we can start using GTO language when the turn sizing is not in a GTO node.
You are never supposed to OB here OTT, I have more nutted hands than OOP. OBing doesn't make any sense.
Because of that I think we should call with our bluff catchers. Especially knowing what I know about MDA and turn probes in SBvsBB 3bp formation.
MDA here.
Spoiler:
I'll get results in 24hrs as I am curious to see if my read is correct.
I try to remind myself there will always be hands/days like this in poker, it's inevitable. A good mental exercise to avoid victim mentality is to zoom out and look at your month/year graph. Let's keep grinding.
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I think most people fold here but I don't think it's correct. Ax doesn't play this way and a lot of flushes are blocked by the board.
I expect high frequency QJs/QTs/JTs after thinking about this hand a bit.
Will post results tomorrow.
I think in general people just way overfold everywhere. Take a look at that A4cc hand for example, if you put that hand on the microstakes forum like 90% of regs (maybe higher?) will say it's a fold OTT/OTR because "everything got there."
And that is just categorically incorrect for both player profiles when you comb over the data.
The A4 hand seems pretty clear because on his line he has like literally no value unless he's a major button clicker.
Value hands the solver plays this way at some frequency: Q8, Q4, 44, flushes, straight, KQ (altough the solver prefers a 0.6x bet with KQ).
I'm talking about most people not a clairvoyant computer playing itself.
Also he blocks 4x, KQ mostly 3bets pf along w/ a lot of the flushes and weaker Qx typically isn't playing this way. A lot of the straights start bluffing on the flop as well.