Hi,

Villian: 27/14/2 3bet:5, after 319 hands. Cbet flop:88 and cbet turn:50. What is the best line for this hand?

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($96.97)
BB ($125)
UTG ($149)
UTG+1 ($127)
CO ($108)
Hero ($105)

Dealt to Hero TT

fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $3.50, SB raises to $11.50, fold, Hero calls $8,

FLOP ($24) 337

SB bets $20, Hero calls $20,

TURN ($64) 3374

SB bets $60, Hero folds,

SB wins $61

Looks good to me, nothing else you can do. I can't imagine he's trying to bet 88-99 like this. Maybe some big Diamond draw, but he's checking that a lot of the time.

he is still pretty tight PF given PFR

With all the info at hand i think you played it perfectly imo.

Just keep in mind that some of the regs have a 5% 3bet stat but in reality 3 bets other regs on a verry high frequency in that particular spot (btn vs blinds ) ,against such opponnent 4 bet small pre get it in could be good so you don t get run over and you can start mixing up 4 bet small/fold and 4 bet small/call since regs have trouble adjusting to that and make gross mistakes in those spots.

Somebody please explain me where's the differnce between 88 and TT (or even 22 preflop), if we don't stack off with an overpair.

If i call preflop i go broke with an overpair, i don't see how this line can be profitable.

We call a cbet and then fold to any further action. We could do this vs any hand that beats AQ (7x,4x,55,66,88,99).

Why is TT better? Why is calling flop good if we fold to any further action?

I think a fold preflop might be better if we have to fold an overpair on a wet board.


I'd stack off somewhere, there are 2 flush draws, there are smaller overpairs possible. No way i fold at this board after showing zero strength.

c'mon man you gotta ship this.

25% of his hands now have a decent draw. 25% have you beat. So when he bets you run at about 40% equity.

I think you can ship it here just do the pot odds.

I wasn't sure what to do in this hand with this guy. So what is the best line? Ship it in on flop or 4bet/call PF? Or maybe stack of turn?

Imho call flop, get it in on good turns is best line.

4betting pre is very very bad without a read he is 3betting you light.

If he is truly 3 betting 5 % of his range preflop ,i doubt that our hands have as much equity as people would tend to think ,his agf is 2 and on this turn he would only shove AdQd ,AdKd ,KdQd and JJ+.

Of coure in reality people 3 bet way lighter in this spots and we probably have enough equity postflop vs his range but we are working with the infos at hand and all we know is that he is a 27/14/2 5%3bet .