NL200z Gud call?
Posted by Pokerlogical
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NL200z Gud call?
Blinds: $1.00/$2.00 (6 Players)
BN: $253.33
SB: $214.04 (Hero)
BB: $343.52
UTG: $200.00
MP: $510.12
CO: $925.44
SB: $214.04 (Hero)
BB: $343.52
UTG: $200.00
MP: $510.12
CO: $925.44
1 tabling goldstar
Preflop
($3.00)
Hero is SB with
K
A
, , , ,
24bb is my standard 4bet sizing oop. Can I gain value if I make it 23,5bb or 24,5bb?
Flop
($96.00)
9
9
4
, ,
1/3 pot is my standard cbet size on this dry flop. Good? Do I have enough equity to call it off?
Turn
($557.56)
9
9
4
Q
River
($557.56)
9
9
4
Q
2
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grab your favorite equity calculator construct a range and go to town.
Looks like over pair or+, unless you have a read he can do this with some sort of combo of overcard BDFD I thinnk you have to fold.
CB and sizing looks fine :D
I think we established a volatile player profile here don't you think? 1 Tabling Zoom players are more likely to be fish thus more likely to spazz out.
not sure what level of volatility you give a 1 tabler,still think you should grab the EQ calc. Couldent 1 tabler be a passive fish as much as an agro fish? Becarfeul over applying that in the wrog situations
Id chaulk this up as bet size = hands strength and be happy folding until he gave me something more to work with. I urge you to use equity calculator I could be totally wrong....
Appearantly my equity drastically increses from 20% (absolutely no air in his range) to 40% (KJ added in his range)....
But I gave him stuff like J9s and Q9s in the range where I had 20% equity which should be flats but since a onetabler I need to give him some 9x but at the same time a bit of randomness...
Given that he cold called you 4B probably not. You gotta give him a very conservative range of 10+, maybe even JJ+
Given that range he's actually favored to win 62%~ of the time when the flop hits he is favored 78%~ of the time.
After you CB and he raises it's a fold.
JJ+ should be 5bet in these positions^^
and him trapping AA-QQ shouldn't even be a consideration without a read, because it's just much better EV wise and strategy wise to 5bet those hands.
I could see people calling the 4b with TT-88 though and some KQ QJs JTs type hands.
@Pokerlogical that's assuming this player likes to 5 bet. In terms of 5 betting in certain positions some players may not see the need to 5 bet every time they have JJ+ that's an exploitable play. Just because he's a random player doesn't mean that he/she may not want to flat AA-QQ with the idea of dodging a risky flop and getting it in with decent equity, which seems to the be case in my opinion.
As for the extended range I can see those hands being in his range, but I don't see KQ type hands raising all in. If by chance they're doing it with TT-88 your only improving 23%~ of the time.
Granted there are times when calling of AK is fine, but in this particular hand you don't have any added benefit of flush or straight draws
What did he show ? QJ?
KJo
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