400NL TPTK vs unexpected raise river
Posted by Juan Copani
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Juan Copani
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400NL TPTK vs unexpected raise river
SB: $400 (Hero)
BB: $439.39
UTG: $443.39
UTG1: $400
LJ: $448.32
HJ: $404
CO: $154
BN: $160
BB: $439.39
UTG: $443.39
UTG1: $400
LJ: $448.32
HJ: $404
CO: $154
BN: $160
Villian is not too creative. He is a little bit loose preflop for full ring. VPIP/PFR 21/16. 4B RANGE EARLY 1.7. FOLD 3B 52. And i have a note on him, that i saw him turning value hands into a bluffs a few times. The fact that i saw a few times, doesn´t means that he usually do it. Like i said, he is not too creative. But the way that u played my hand could induce some bluffs i think, specially with mi river size. What do u think ?
Preflop
($6.00)
(8 Players)
Hero was dealt
A
K
UTG folds, UTG1 raises to $8, LJ calls $8, HJ folds, CO folds, BN folds, Hero raises to $40, BB folds, UTG1 calls $32, LJ folds
UTG folds, UTG1 raises to $8, LJ calls $8, HJ folds, CO folds, BN folds, Hero raises to $40, BB folds, UTG1 calls $32, LJ folds
Flop
($94.00)
6
5
K
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
UTG1 bets $45,
Hero calls $45
I prefer check calling here, because i think that i never ever have 3 streets of value against this postflop "nit" with AK. So i take te oportunity to balance my range for when i have something like TT-QQ. Probably i just be playing 3 barrels with AA vs him.
Turn
($184.00)
6
5
K
2
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
UTG1 checks
River
($184.00)
6
5
K
2
4
(2 Players)
Hero bets $68,
UTG1 raises to $277
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As played this is really sick and you have yourself at the top of your range but villains range isnt all that defined. I don t see many 3x in his range other then maybe 33 but you describe him as a postflop nit so I m pretty tentative about calling. He also knows you have something. Any chance you d be playing QQ this way? Other wise he s just trying to bluff you off a K and I doubt this is what is happening.
I don t have much experience in this sort of spot but my intuition says its a fold.
I played too many hands at this levels, but im having some problems choosing the right line in this kinds of spots. Am i just trying to take value that doesn´t exists ? Should i just resign that this are situations of 1 street of value and no more most of the time ?
In general I'd just bet 3 streets on this runoff. Or, you can bet fl and tu and ch/ca river.
"And i have a note on him, that i saw him turning value hands into a bluffs a few times"
To me these two statements don't really jive together. Either you're just saying that you've seen him turn hands into bluffs to justify your call and he's not creative or he actually is creative and can turn hands into bluffs. There's not a ton of stuff players can do at a table to exhibit creativity outside of stuff like turning made hands into bluffs. I guess he could do stuff like 1/3 pot donk bets or min re raises pre flop, or check raise a bunch with the lead but in reality no one is really doing these things. /end mini rant.
Bottom line is if you are 3betting AKr OOP and not firing on a great flop for your hand then you are missing a ton of value from all his Kx that he would call 3 streets with, as played its a check call on the river, I think leading when his range has to include 78c is bad. IMO
Is not crazy, i see a lot of regs playing that kind of style. But im convice that u can do it better playing 3bets, and almost never call OOP against nittie ranges, and specially a nittie gameflow posflop. Because when UTG villain is cbeting T52r and u call, most of them are not playing 3 barrels with JJ or ATs, once u called flop, they inmediatly start to smell your big overpair in da house.
if you call with monsters in sb what is your line postflop?
i like checking turn, but i dont understand what is you goal for doing that? induce villain to bluff maybe he is floating? to balance your range because youre doing this with pocket pairs? i think is a clear call
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