AQ vs reg with the cold call 8 low board
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AQ vs reg with the cold call 8 low board
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (6 Players)
BN: $10.32
SB: $14.94
BB: $7.74
UTG: $10.00 (Hero)
MP: $15.78
CO: $8.01
SB: $14.94
BB: $7.74
UTG: $10.00 (Hero)
MP: $15.78
CO: $8.01
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is UTG with
Q
A
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villain is 24/20 cold call bu 8.
So i think He call witk 22-JJ, AQ, AJ.
what do you think of cbet?
He don't fold 33-JJ but I think he can fold AJ-AQ but I have blockers and He will continue with FD
So i think He call witk 22-JJ, AQ, AJ.
what do you think of cbet?
He don't fold 33-JJ but I think he can fold AJ-AQ but I have blockers and He will continue with FD
Flop
($0.75)
8
3
4
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I think his calling range is way wider than what you described, especially since he's on the button. I would be cbetting this board or x/calling depending on villian's betsize.
I'm confused about your question
Do you mean what do you think of his Cbet or if you were to Cbet?
IMO He's probably Cbetting a high % of his range here flush draws middle pairs over pairs bluffs especially when you check to him and with those stats there's a high chance he's going to fire out on the flop with any two cards he called you with
I think if he were to continue on the turn that's when his range could be sort of narrowed IMO but trying to guess what cards he can have with a flop bet after you check to him is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
I mean If I do cbet)
If I cbet Is it +ev or not?)
It should be EV against a V with that stats cold calling you. When you do pick up a hand you'd probably get paid off and when you just have cards at the bottom of your range I believe he may fold. A situation where I don't think it would be EV is a tight player calling you on the button with your raise from UTG where you should be able to narrow his range down to pocketpairs which would barely fold.
IMO by checking back on the flop and folding you give him an opportunity to exploit you. But by leading out with everything and giving up afterwards is better than just completely handing him the pot
I would include more suited cards and fewer pps in his calling range.
I think typically unless we know something exploitative about villain we can just x/f these types of hand on this board. We have a lot of them. If we get to the turn we may have more options available to us.
Yes, his range is wider. The doubt is between c-betting yourself or x/f, both are okay.. X/c is bad for me.
X folding is ok. No cards besides the Q or an A helps you ott you have no real barrel opportunities here.
I'd x/f this flop. His range has a lot of med PPs, med SCs, suited broadways and AdXx that can float you on this board and you have only 6 out with no backdoor draw..
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