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03-12-2018 , 05:17 PM

Poker_Nooob

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Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 23

I am poker nooob

I want to learn to be better.

If I am in cutoff and villain opens from Mid position with 60 bigs

I am looking at KQdd and have 5K stack @ 75/150 whats the best play, I have tight image at table:

Jam 30 bigs ?
Defend for 2.2 bigs
3 bet to 7 bigs and see if he 4 bets and we fold
fold pre

Can some one explain the best play. Villain has stats of 13/15 over 100 hands and f3b is 100 percent over 1 instance.

Q2. Also if I have 24 off in sb is it okay to give a walk or do I need to be more competent same 75/150 and I have 25 bigs

Q3 Same game fish play 20/40 limps utg+2 with 200 chips and 18 bigs I have 18 bigs on button and have 108ss , is this a profitable 3 bet or jam or fold ?

thank jou

Last edited by Poker_Nooob; 03-12-2018 at 05:25 PM.

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03-12-2018 , 05:32 PM

persianpunisher

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There's a bit of nuance in deciding when to 3-bet, but it should basically be comprised of the top and bottom of your continuing range (Not necessarily true all the time, sometimes you just 3-bet the top of your range or 3-bet more AX heavy).

Flat KQdd because it's a strong hand, but not strong enough to 3-bet for value.

You're definitely going to want to look up theory on this.

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03-12-2018 , 09:04 PM

wowsooooted

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3b/f sucks and we want to keep worse hands in, flat and lets take a flop

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03-13-2018 , 04:10 AM

oldsilver

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see a flop every time
in fact it's one of my fav hands to see a flop with, along with Q9s and A5s

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03-13-2018 , 09:25 AM

Darth_Maul

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Originally Posted by Poker_Nooob

Can some one explain the best play. Villain has stats of 13/15 over 100 hands and f3b is 100 percent over 1 instance.

Agree with others, easy call and see a flop.

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Q2. Also if I have 24 off in sb is it okay to give a walk or do I need to be more competent same 75/150 and I have 25 bigs

There is nothing wrong with giving the BB a walk if you have crap cards in the SB. You'll be playing out of position so if you're not confident in playing postflop OOP with trash cards, just fold it.

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Q3 Same game fish play 20/40 limps utg+2 with 200 chips and 18 bigs I have 18 bigs on button and have 108ss , is this a profitable 3 bet or jam or fold ?

Shoving 18bb is risky against an early position limp from a very loose player because those guys love to limp/call with hands that beat T8s. It is a great hand to see a flop though, so the question is whether to limp behind or raise. Depends on how the table is playing, e.g. whether the blinds are aggressive and will raise.

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03-14-2018 , 05:33 PM

SHIP_DAT

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Join Date: Feb 2018 Posts: 280

V 3b call range likely dominates KQs. Better off 3b suited A2-5 for bluffs as we have an A blocker. Other light 3b hands would be hands like 87s. If we flop 2 pair V often puts us on the draw when they have overpair = stack him. Also there are times V shows up with 99 and we have straight > set = stack him. KQs we can profitably flat. I often float non-broadway flops here in position as well. Average V doesn't barrel enough and simply c/f turn. I've been away from the game for a while so someone may come in and tell me I'm completely wrong by the way.

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