villain statistics was: BB(VPIP 17/ PFR 12/3BET 2,2 with 322 hands)
MP(VPIP 57/PFR34/3BET 26,7 with 30 hands)

OOP should i bet more?i lead turn to make a blocking bet and when he reraised me i knew he had the flush but i call because the odds was very good to hit a full house (9 outs).
give your opinions about.

Bet more on the flop. You really want to narrow the field there and knock some people out.

Turn is good, happy to get it in 3-way with all those outs to the boat.

so maybe beting more flop i can knock out the MP1 villain of the hand and can see the river against CO.

I'm just wondering - what is it with raise sizing pre? I mean it's 3.75BB! Why?

i don't understand.that raise is very low or big?

IMO it's too large. the "standard" open size these days is [2.22BB; 2.5BB]
however, it's $0.23 and I am not sure what are the standards in these games..

it's because in micros for the most of players is more important chips than BBs,because of this i see very often soo many situations guys jams AQ-,with 900 chips on blinds 15-30,so i decide to bet bigger to take somebody out of the pot as well i new that in the most of time they will pay me.

should be making it 3bb pf at this stage i think

also, how much better is it to bet there 5 ways than check?

Generally lost in these spots myself

I plugged this into hold eq and gave them these ranges, let me know what u guys think about them. I put in what i thought are reasonable enough ranges but keep in mind this is a .25 cnt tourney and theres good chance these guys are way wider than what my ranges may reflect

mp cold call vs ep open around 15% capped range since i dont really think ppl try to trap pf this early.


C/O overcall around 21%


BTN 29%


BB 64%






So our holding has 28% eq vs these ranges. Doesnt seem like were that far ahead flopped flush is a possibility esp between btn and bb who are overcalling a ton of suited hands. We bet flop get the gin turn and still dont love it with the action were facing. Is it really better to bet? or play our hand as a bluffcatcher and hope for a favorable runout? Would love to hear some arguments for either side!

When you say it's good, are you referring to Hero's actions or do you mean it's a good spot to get it in? Hero folded 7:1 pot odds with 10 outs, that's can't be good, right?

I think bigger bet of around 300 on flop. That puts you in a wonky spr spot but the K on the turn is gin so just get it in and hope for the best with all the boat outs. As far as the ranges in the post above, I think the MP range is much much wider...Maybe even 35%. Seems like a typical chronic loose passive limper to me. And the cutoff having stats that tight over 300+ hands suggests, imo, that his range is a little tighter than 21%. I dont think hes coming along with a lot of the suited connectors and suited baby aces. Thats just what ive seen from most of the players with this sort of stats. Definitely cant see getting away from this hand on turn.

I didn't even notice he folded...

seeing now,with these pot odds i shoudn't fold.thanks man.

Sizing pre is probably fine at these limits and this depth considering how often we’ll get flatted. Flop looks like a check/decide when we are 5-way on a mono texture.

Nice to see someone putting some effort into ranges and equity for the forum.