Join Date: Jan 2021
Posts: 7
Hey guys, this is my first post here so I wanted to say hi before anything! =) Im not sure if this kind of hand review goes into the Poker Theory subforum, tel me if its that way, please.
Getting to the spot, its a NL5 5max hand in Winamax (a European poker site for France, Spain, Portugal and Italy).
Villain (100BB, VP25, PR23, 150hands, common level regular) opens 2.4BB in CO. SB calls, hero (covers villain) calls in BB with 6h6c.
Flop (7.2BB) comes 6sQd2d. SB checks, hero checks, villain bets 2.4BB (1/3pot). SB folds, hero raises to 8BB(3.33x). Villain calls.
Turn(23.2BB) Qc. Hero bets 12BB (1/2pot) and villain calls.
This is where the hand starts getting interesting for me. Thinking about his range. I dont know if he would continue with all his Q, and the second coming reduces his combos, so I put him mainly in flush draws. Taking this into account, I want to keep him in just in case the river completes the flush so I can stack him. Usually I would bet here 3/4pot with a range of 66, 22, 62 polarized with bluffs like 34, 45, 35 and flush draws, but I chose to go for 1/2pot to give him enough odds to continue with the flush draw.
River(47.2BB) Ad. Hero bets 35BB (2/3pot) villain raises all in (77.6BB) and hero snap calls villain AcQh with a better full house.
Not gonna lie, once the diamond and the raise came, I was completely blind thinking about Vegas and the ****ing Mirage and didnt stop to think about how the Ace of diamond coming and the Queen in the flop blocked many of his flush combos, leaving him with something like K6-KJ, J9-JT, T8-T9, 98, 87, 76, 65. You could remove or add some combos depending on the player, that is my CO opening range for 6max and looks like a good approximation for me since we have the same stats.
I bet 2/3 to avoid getting checked back with medium flushes like the suited connectors expecting to be raise jammed with the better ones (Kx and maybe JT).
The thing is, he has 6 nut flushes in this range, the same number that AQ combos, and maybe he doesnt jam them once the board is paired, but GTO solver says the call was correct and I dont know what to think about it.
Extra question: Solver calls 100% of the time with 6d6h and 6d6c but only 50% of time with 6c6h. This doesnt make any sense to me since we block Kd6d, one of the combos we want him to jam.
Any help or tip (even not related to the question, but to sizings and so is appreciated).
Thanks guys