Default flop play?
Posted by Chael Sonnen
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Chael Sonnen
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Default flop play?
BN: Usatiy: $92.94
SB: drive20555: $50.42
BB: Hero: $100
UTG: madmanco6: $52
HJ: Erasimos12: $100
CO: DBarnaby: $130.16
SB: drive20555: $50.42
BB: Hero: $100
UTG: madmanco6: $52
HJ: Erasimos12: $100
CO: DBarnaby: $130.16
Villain is an unknown.
A couple of hands after this hand, he 4-bet jammed 55 for 35BB over an open and a 17BB jam.
A couple of hands after this hand, he 4-bet jammed 55 for 35BB over an open and a 17BB jam.
Preflop
($1.50)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
9
K
madmanco6 folds, Erasimos12 folds, DBarnaby raises to $3, Usatiy folds, drive20555 folds, Hero calls $2
madmanco6 folds, Erasimos12 folds, DBarnaby raises to $3, Usatiy folds, drive20555 folds, Hero calls $2
Standard call
Flop
($6.50)
K
6
7
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
DBarnaby bets $5,
Hero raises to $15.50,
DBarnaby raises to $127.16, and is all in,
Hero calls $81.50, and is all in
What's your default play on a flop like this?
This is board that we're going to c/r a lot, and Top pair/FD, BDSD is near the top of our range.
On the downside, we cannot fold to a jam or 3-bet, but we'll be a dog to his stack-off range.
I think check-raising and getting it in is best. We crush a bunch of his hands, and even against the top of range, we have nearly 50% equity.
Combine that with all the folds, check-raising is clearly the better play with 100BB effective, right?
His stack-off range probably looks like:
AK (8)
76s (4)
KK (1)
AA (6)
AhXh (8)
KQ (8)
FD
Some hands that make no sense
Once he jams, I think he has AK nearly every time.
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