Hand #2015243948 - Holdem (No Limit) - $0.05/$0.10 - 2024/02/02 19:32:33 UTC

So I played this hand on ACR 10NL the other night and didn't feel great about it. Should I have folded flop to the x/r? I'm not sure what a x/r range looks like in a 3 bet pot especially in blind vs blind when ranges get wider. I'm guessing at these stakes my TPWK is never going to be good as I am flipping with his FD and crushed by everything else? And should I not have c-bet this board for this sizing? I think maybe something like 1/3p would have been better given the texture. I had only played 100 hands with villain and didn't see him get too out of line with anything. Stats were like 30/22/5 which makes me think this x/r might not even have any semibluffs in it.


Seat 2: Villain ($9.13)
Seat 4: Hero($14.60)

Villain posts the small blind $0.05
Hero posts the big blind $0.10

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [Tc Jc]


Villain raises $0.25 to $0.30
Hero raises $0.80 to $0.90
Villain calls $0.60
*** FLOP *** [Th 5s 6s]
Main pot $1.71 | Rake $0.09
Villain checks
Hero bets $1.00
Villain raises $3.00 to $3.00
Hero calls $2.00
*** TURN *** [Th 5s 6s] [8s]
Main pot $7.41 | Rake $0.39
Villain bets $5.23 and is all-in
Hero folds
Uncalled bet ($5.23) returned to Villain
Villain does not show
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $7.41 | Rake $0.27 | JP Fee $0.12
Board [Th 5s 6s 8s]

I think you definitely call the flop raise, it's not a hard board to find natural bluffs. When I'm unsure about the flop sizing in a 3bp I just default to 33%, makes it easier to play imo

Bet small or check on the Flop.

I don't think we can fold Top Pair on the flop against X/R.

The fold is reasonable on this scary Turn. We can continue with Pair+Draw, Combo Draw type hands.