AA multiway pot vs big flop overbet in live game
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AA multiway pot vs big flop overbet in live game
Live game at the wynn 1-3 blinds with $500 buy in
I have a loose aggressive image and have played at the table for 2 hours. The game is very loose and there are a few deep stacks. players seem very fishy and willing to gamble
AsAc utg 650 stack. i open for 15 ( this sizing has been getting calls). 4 calls. flop qd6d7h. I bet 40 amd get two calls villain 1 $300 ( young passive fish) villian 2 $300 ( overplays all his pairs and draws, and is very sticky) and villain 3 $1500 makes it 400$.
No HUD in live poker so here is my read
villain 3 is a older loose player. He knows I'm a good player, and he has called my big river bet very light. He has a wide range, and overplays top pair hands. He also had been caught 3 barling air, and caught bluffing river in weird spots
What do you guys do in this spot? What do you think of my bet sizing?
This is my first post ever so please be kind, and tell me what i can do to improve
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I'd make it bigger preflop in a game this loose, maybe $20, but $15 is fine. As played I think you either bet/get it in on flop if people are likely to play KQ like the nuts, or against more normal players just check, planning to XR some bets and XC or XF to other sequences.
What do these mean XR, XC, XF?
I ended up going AI and villian 2 calls with 89 and villian 3 calls with 67. Turn Q river 2d. BINK!
XR = checkraise
XC = checkcall
XF = checkfold
Raise to at least $20 pre. The pot is $90ish on the flop right? If so, I would bet way more on the flop since players at these games have a very inelastic calling range with respect to sizing... ie, if they are calling for $40 they will call for $75.
You kind of under represented your hand with your $40 bet into the $90 pot so as played I would get it in and not be surprised to see Qx or a FD.
Thank you for the advice guys.
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