His range is going to be TT - QQ here, and possibly AQ. Since we block AQ there's more combos of mid-pairs for him to have than an Ax type hand. Checking gives you the option to play a smaller pot, While allowing you to possibly go to showdown against worse (he'll bet his overpairs on the turn when the flop checks back), while betting accomplishes nothing but fold out better.
So yeah, I'd check and just fold to any bet unimproved.
i'd check back. We can cbet or worse Ax and Kx bluffs we have here
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Originally Posted by OlyBrah
His range is going to be TT - QQ here, and possibly AQ. Since we block AQ there's more combos of mid-pairs for him to have than an Ax type hand. Checking gives you the option to play a smaller pot, While allowing you to possibly go to showdown against worse (he'll bet his overpairs on the turn when the flop checks back), while betting accomplishes nothing but fold out better.
So yeah, I'd check and just fold to any bet unimproved.
Yah, agree, just most players will bet turn when I check back the flop with anything (albeit any hand in a 4b flatting range except maybe AK is ahead of me on this board) and kinda puts me in one of those well he knows i've got AK spots haha
If that happens often check back strong hands on dry boards in 4bet pots IP since the money can still go in over 2 streets(preferable AA since its harder to get drawn out on).
H1: Fold flop. If he's defending KTs, he'd be defending hands like T9s, QJo, so on so forth. People at the microstakes aren't likely to get out of line with a medium strength hand in a 3bet pot. If you had of checked, and he shoved, I might call since a lot of people go "Oh, 3bet pot, he checked he must be weak, I'm all in!"
KJ isn't going to raise the flop. The only thing you beat which would make your line okay would be AQ/AJ with a flush draw, but that's a small amount of hands that you beat. He could easily have TT, 99, KT, T9, or QJ. Fold, and pick a better spot.
The rest of the hands just look like people playing poorly against you and binking. So chin up, and keep grinding.
That hero call is a bit iffy, IMO. It makes sense for him to have Ax here, but I'd expect him to have Tx here a fair bit too. It's iffy. NH though.
Birdayy, I wouldn't mind doing something similar with play money. I'd do it at 2NL but since my roll is currently in my bank account, yeah. We've got the Home Game on Pstars too, so could always use that.
Do you guys think it's a huge leak to isolate the same range you would open with?
Say it folds to us on the button, we have K6o and we open, should we just be folding if a fish limps ahead of us? What if we have a hand like 65s?