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05-15-2022 , 09:24 PM

tunaman3000

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No Limit Hold'em $0.05/$0.10
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6 players
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Stacks:
UTG - UTG ($12.14)
MP - MP ($10.35)
CO - CO ($11.85)
BTN - BTN ($28.09)
SB - Hero ($12.15)
BB - BB ($18.85)

Preflop: ($0.15, 6 players) Hero is SB with K

UTG raises to $0.22, 3 folds, Hero raises to $0.76, 1 fold, UTG calls $0.54

Flop: 9

($1.62, 2 players)
Hero bets $0.81, UTG calls $0.81

Turn: 5

($3.24, 2 players)
Hero bets $2.43, UTG calls $2.43

River: 8

($8.10, 2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets $3.17, Hero calls $3.17

Total Pot: $14.44
Hero shows K

(a pair of Kings [Ks Kc As 9c 8d])
UTG shows 9

(three of a kind, Set of Nines [9h 9d 9c Ks 8d])

UTG wins $13.72 from main pot

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05-15-2022 , 10:03 PM

Ramius

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It's rather river bet, than check, if checked call is std, I would call a success, getting tptk vs set on clear runout and not losing stack

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05-15-2022 , 10:18 PM

newguyhere

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3b size is too small. I'd go between 10bb and 11bb.

Flopping TPTK in a 3bp, my standard would just be to B/B/J on most runouts, and wp to my opponent if I run into a better hand.

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05-16-2022 , 03:49 AM

Fast Fold Poker

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Originally Posted by newguyhere

3b size is too small. I'd go between 10bb and 11bb.

Flopping TPTK in a 3bp, my standard would just be to B/B/J on most runouts, and wp to my opponent if I run into a better hand.

Why do you go for three streets of value with one pair in a 3bet pot when you wouldn't do this in a 2bet pot?

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05-16-2022 , 04:00 AM

Swedishmonkey

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Originally Posted by Fast Fold Poker

Why do you go for three streets of value with one pair in a 3bet pot when you wouldn't do this in a 2bet pot?

Because SPR is smaller.

Go bigger pre.

Flop is fine, although I would have bet 1/3 on this texture.

Turn is good.

River is a jam with this hand.

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05-16-2022 , 04:29 AM

Fast Fold Poker

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Originally Posted by Swedishmonkey

Because SPR is smaller.

Go bigger pre.

Flop is fine, although I would have bet 1/3 on this texture.

Turn is good.

River is a jam with this hand.

If our opponent only puts in at most two streets of post-flop value with one pair hands, (otherwise he feels like he is overplaying his hand), then that means he will only match our bets with two pair or better, which means that this will be -EV for us when we go for that third bet right?

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05-16-2022 , 04:49 AM

Swedishmonkey

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Originally Posted by Fast Fold Poker

If our opponent only puts in at most two streets of post-flop value with one pair hands

Well opponents doesn't and shouldn't(!). Only nits do. In that case we just overbluff a lot and print instead.

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05-16-2022 , 05:25 AM

Fast Fold Poker

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Originally Posted by Swedishmonkey

Well opponents doesn't and shouldn't(!). Only nits do. In that case we just overbluff a lot and print instead.

If we overbluff then we pay off their value hands with all our semi-strong hands and loads of bluffs too. They get paid a lot basically, because we never fold and are always looking to grow the pot with most of our range.

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