NL10 - 3BP facing a small cbet IP on low flop
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NL10 - 3BP facing a small cbet IP on low flop
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (5 Players)
BB: $10.09
UTG: $8.18
CO: $5.73
BN: $18.72 (Hero)
SB: $10.00
UTG: $8.18
CO: $5.73
BN: $18.72 (Hero)
SB: $10.00
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is BN with
8
8
, , , , , ,
Flop
($3.55)
2
4
7
, ,
Final Pot
BN wins $5.93
Rake is $0.42
Rake is $0.42
Hello all
This is my first post here, take it easy with the newbie french guy ;-)
So, we are on the french network, I have only 350h on my opponent who is running 20/15 with 10% 3bet overall (saw him 3bet 10bb SB vs CO w/KQo)
What do think about raising right now instead of calling IP?
Thanks
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Hi, villain has all TT+ so can't really see the point of shoving here, calling is the standard play.
I agree but what would you do after calling the flop considering there will bet a pot size bet on the turn? An A would be bad for us, T,J,Q,K of heart as well but on other cards? Shove if he checks to us, call a shove, check back?
Btw I would just fold pre given villain's sizing...
Is the preflop call profitable ever?
Whoops I missread the sizings thought it was 1.40, looks like a fold now ^^
Hello,
Welcome aboard. And do not be ashamed: nobody is perfect, all the less as I am French, too. ;-)
Since this seems to be a 5-handed hand, I suppose you are on Winamax, aren’t you? ;-) Even though Winamax is a great poker room for its rewards program and the great quality of its software, its main problems about NLHE CG tables are the 5-handed format and a greater percentage of regs compared to other rooms, even on micro-stakes (I do not say Winamax tables are unbeatable, but you will expect a lower winrate than when playing 6-handed and you will take more time over moving up the stakes).
You say the villain has 10% 3-bet overall. But over how many 3-bet opportunities? And how often does the villain 3-bet versus Btn and over how many opportunities? These questions are very important because when you say 10% 3-bet without any precision, you say nothing special: if you 3-bet only once while you have already had 10 overall oppotunities to 3-bet, your overall 3-bet stat says 10%. ;-)
Such a move is standard, all the more as the player on the CO attempts to steal often and the one on SB does not want to play such a hand OOP on a MWP.
PF, your iso raise versus the limper on the CO is fine. When facing a 3-bet PF and having a medium or low PP, to set mine in a profitable way, you must be able to win 15 times the amount to pay when OOP, 12 times when IP; on this hand, you must win €15.60 (12 * €1.30) to set mine in a profitable way; but, when looking at the effective stack, you see nobody has a remaining stack of at least €15.60: the limper has €5.63 left and the 3-better €8.39, which means the implied odds are not enough to set mine in a profitable way; so, the best decision is to fold to this 3-bet.
As played flop, I would just call. The villain can c-bet with FDs (AJs+, KJs+, maybe A5s, A3s, 97s+, 86s+, 75s+, 65s, 53s in case of a polarised 3-bet) and maybe OESDs, GSs and a pair in case of a polarised 3-bet (A5s, A3s, 97s, 86s+, 75s+, 65s, 53s, maybe A4s, 64s, 54s, 43s and I am not sure the villain c-bets with A2s), but surely c-bets with better overpairs than yours (TT+). When you just call, you are facing a coin flip versus the villain’s range, even if the villain is c-betting full range; but, when raising, you make the villain easily fold the part of the range you are already beating and, if called, you can be sure to be almost drawing dead.
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