$1/2 zoom — playing overpair vs XR flop

Posted by Lumens

Posted by Lumens posted in Mid Stakes

Posted 11 years, 6 months ago

$1/2 zoom — playing overpair vs XR flop

BN: $200
SB: $115.83
BB: $287.42
UTG: $291.53
HJ: $293.63 (Hero)
CO: $403.59

Preflop ($3.00) (6 Players)

Hero was dealt T T
UTG folds, Hero raises to $6, CO folds, BN calls $6, SB folds, BB folds

Flop ($15.00) 9 8 3 (2 Players)

Hero bets $9.42, BN raises to $26

Hey guys, trying to post my first HH here with hope to find some help

Villain is unknown player without any notes on him.
VPIP: 15%, PFR: 10%, 3bet: 0%, 2bet flop: 100% (2/2) over 42 hands.

After his raise we have something around 30% equity vs villain's range which seems enough for calling in this spot, but what's our plan for turn and river? We should definitely fold to a bet on any spade turn card, any jack and probably queen, right? What about nines, eights and sevens? Are there other cards we should fold to the turn bet?

Thanks a lot.

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BigFiszh 11 years, 6 months ago

Against a reasonable aggressive guy I´d look to get it in ... against a 15/10 with 0% 3bet I´d fold. Even though he raised the flop twice yet (I guess this is one of those?), it might be that he just calls with very strong hands preflop (he didn´t 3bet yet), and he´s tight overall. So, until I´ve seen a bit more from this guy I´ll let him have this one.

R0b5ter 11 years, 6 months ago

Agree with BigFiszh.

I think this is an exploitave fold vs this particular player. Yes 42 hands isn't a lot but it still says something. And I rather just fold the flop right away than call and play guessing games on the turn.