flop play w/ decent backdoors vs the godfather of fish
Posted by ohgodwhy
Posted by ohgodwhy posted in Low Stakes
flop play w/ decent backdoors vs the godfather of fish
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25 (6 Players)
UTG: $20.76
MP: $27.46
CO: $26.48 (Hero)
BN: $32.89
SB: $25.00
BB: $29.63
MP: $27.46
CO: $26.48 (Hero)
BN: $32.89
SB: $25.00
BB: $29.63
UTG 97/22/3b 11
Agg% F/T/R: 44, 43, 83
FCbet F/T/R: 12 (17), 11 (9), 13 (8)
lead F/T/R: 33 (12), 20 (10), 100 (5)
stab F/T/R/: 83 (6), 86 (7), 100 (4)
Agg% F/T/R: 44, 43, 83
FCbet F/T/R: 12 (17), 11 (9), 13 (8)
lead F/T/R: 33 (12), 20 (10), 100 (5)
stab F/T/R/: 83 (6), 86 (7), 100 (4)
Preflop
($0.35)
Hero is CO with
T
K
, , , , ,
Flop
($3.65)
9
9
5
Very decent equity vs UTG's any2 range. Still, vs someone who just doesn't fold at all and even leads some turns, I probably can't use my backdoors like hearts, Q, J as effectively and am forced to play them passively, too. Am I still better off trying to buy a free river / build a pot and try to spike decent turn/river cards with a small cbet or should I just give this up? How much does BTN matter in this hand compared to a HU scenario vs UTG? He's a relatively tight and str8 forward reg and probably also widens his range because of UTG. In general however I think regs at these stakes don't adjust enough to extreme player types like UTG, so I'm not that worried about him.
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