Weird multiway spot vsing an OOP cold call vs my 3b by a good reg in the Bigger 55
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Weird multiway spot vsing an OOP cold call vs my 3b by a good reg in the Bigger 55
Hey guys, thought this was a real weird spot from the Bigger 55 last week.
I'm not used to good regs like pistons87 cold calling me, although I do feel his range *should* be more face-up when he does this. I immediately began attempting to construct a range pre of something like AA, KK, AQs, KQs (is this too nutted?) and, although I really doubt it, I guess he cooould potentially have some other suited connectors like JTs? I should note that I'm not sure about the last part and feel like I'm including it for the sake of widening his range. I'd be really doubtful of him doing this considering that he has shove stacks behind.
I'm also wondering how much you guys weigh the value of a blocker in this spot (I don't really value them in NLHE anywhere near like I would in PLO)
I should note that I was 3bing @ 10%....(only like 75 hands though w villain)
As played... I think that I'm close to the bottom of my value range OTF and given the range I assigned pistons87 pre, am likely behind at this point. I'm unsure if I should just always be betting like 1/3 pot in thse spots though in case I'm wrong or in the case he has like KK. Even then I'm unsure how often I'd have the best Ace vsing a call from crazy_zade.
OTT I think it's a fold, I'm doubtful pistons87 believes that both of us has air and I certainly don't believe that he is overbet jamming the river with air vs a likely top pair kind of holding by crazy_zade.
Am really interested to hear what you guys think about his range, and his play in general.
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I think Pistons cold-called here since he perceived you both to be randoms and did not expect you to think his cold-call looked so nutted. I think his play is optimal in some situations, especially if he feels that neither one of you will think his cold-call looks like KK+.
I like your strategy of only checking back on this flop.
I think this hand is well played
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