5NL Tight Preflop Fold Deep Stacked
Posted by phrikshin
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5NL Tight Preflop Fold Deep Stacked
Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players)
BN: $2.50
SB: $9.09 (Hero)
BB: $5.00
UTG: $8.83
MP: $8.97
CO: $1.81
SB: $9.09 (Hero)
BB: $5.00
UTG: $8.83
MP: $8.97
CO: $1.81
Preflop
($0.07)
Hero is SB with
K
A
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Final Pot
UTG wins $1.65
So I think I misplayed this spot but want some opinions. We are pretty deep here and had we been 100BB eff. I would not have played it this way and instead would have 3B GII. When villain shoves 180BB eff facing a SB flat and BB squeeze, I really only put him on QQ+, AK, and heavily weight him more towards AA and KK (even though I block those combos). Hard to weight the BB, but I think he definitely has some slighter 3Bs in his range.
Felt gross folding here though tbh, and its probably the tightest PF fold I have ever made.
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With 100BB or 180BB, I would have 3bet and fold to a 4bet.
As played, AKo is a definite fold. I'm only calling 180BB all in with AA. KK and/or QQ if the players involved are proven maniacs. But normally just AA.
3bet pre. In the SB you should tend to 3-bet or fold anyway, and AKo is a hand which benefits from 3betting -- it plays better heads up, so if you knock the BB out it's good for you.
If BB folds and UTG makes a normal 4-bet you can probably fold, though calling is also probably ok. Since UTG is IP to you, he should be calling with a lot of his range, and 4-betting with a small range. AKo isn't doing so hot against this range.
As played, folding is fine. You don't need to call a 180BB jam with AKo. Besides, BB is still behind you with an uncapped range, so you also have to worry about him.
Yeah definitely a good fold. Even 100bb deep you probably have a fold tbh, so it's not even close being 180bb deep...
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