$5/$10 Live: 3b lighting postflop navigation question
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$5/$10 Live: 3b lighting postflop navigation question
Assume 100BB deep, TAG image. Sorry for the generality of the question but I think it can still be tackled. Let's say I 3bet a tightish reg MP open out of the blind with Q9s and the flop is K59r. Or with A8s and flop is J68r.
Should we treat our MP as value or as having no value? I think that determines our lines. This always confused me. Should we c-bet? Or are we turning our MP into a bluff by cbetting and we can c/c? I understand this depends on V's 3b flatting range - let's assume he happens to flat wide - 55+ and KJo+.
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I'd be very inclined to ck A8s on J86r, it's a very good flop for the person peeling the 3b and I'd develop a large checking range in this spot vs many opponents.
I'd be betting a lot more (firing multiple streets with a lot of my range) on K95r so I'd have a lot more hands in my bet once for value range that are medium strength. That said if villian is very tough or weak and you felt pretty comfortable developing a cking range i think MP with some BD draws is always a nice candidate to ck/call flop and ck/decide turns and rivers.
we shouldn't be raising a tight play out of the blinds with mediocre holdings that often
when a tight player calls a 3bet from mp we have to give them a tight range that is pair heavy imo
i think in the scenarios above we should be betting once and likely shutting down depending on the board texture
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