QQ BBvBTN c4b to keep in bluffs 166bb eff, 442r A K (QQ back-to-back vs same villain)
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QQ BBvBTN c4b to keep in bluffs 166bb eff, 442r A K (QQ back-to-back vs same villain)
HJ: $30
CO: $30
BN: $51.33
SB: $30.45
BB: $69.45 (Hero)
CO: $30
BN: $51.33
SB: $30.45
BB: $69.45 (Hero)
Villain's stats suggest a very wide open from each position running at VPIP/PFR 54/30. Some overly-aggressive preflop spew of sorts. I'm still learning about his postflop tendencies, but i'm expecting some postflop unorthodox play, looking at his preflop play.
Preflop
($0.45)
(5 Players)
Hero was dealt
Q
Q
HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $0.90, SB folds, Hero raises to $2.70, BN raises to $9, Hero calls $6.90
HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $0.90, SB folds, Hero raises to $2.70, BN raises to $9, Hero calls $6.90
Flop
($19.95)
4
2
4
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BN bets $14.96,
Hero calls $14.96
i'm really glad to see him bomb this very dry flop - it looks very bluffy and so i'm planning to check call any non-Ace turn since i figure Ax to make up most of his 4bet bluff range
Turn
($49.87)
A
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BN checks
The one card i didn't want to see, i stick to my plan and check/fold assuming i don't river a Q.
River
($49.87)
K
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BN bets $26.47,
Hero folds
No Queen river so i fold. How might a river Ace allow me to find a call?
Final Pot
BN
wins $47.38
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For my educational benefit, any merit in 5 betting/gii pre with someone with these preflop stats with QQ? If not, why?
For 100bb stacks i would get it in without a second thought. I should do some calculations for deeper stacks though, the risk reward ratio does go down considerably for the times they do have AA/KK
Just to clarify in case anyone doesn't see the other QQ hand, his 4bet range i felt was too bluff heavy and so i wanted to have him put more bets in with worse postflop.
Ah, just saw your thought process in the other post.
Also missed that it was $25nl - glanced at stack sizes without paying attention to the pre bet sizes.
Looks fine to me.
3 bet way bigger PF, you are OOP and the guy sucks. I didnt see the other hand, but Im going with QQ here PF vs described villian and 5 betting all day everyday, I think hes going to donate more to your PF with bad hands than you make post by flatting, especially considering we are both OOP and QQ is pretty vulnerable
I agree with ItsToothPaste about 5b/gii pre.
As played i dislike the flop call with a psb left behind, because we`re oop and he can x back turns unimproved and realize his equity.If you think you`re ahead of his range, x/r him and click it back so he can spew shove all of his random gs`s with bds, oc`s or pp`s.
so were calling this 4bet to keep his bluffs in, later we describe his hand as being too amny combos of ax so were folding because A hit the turn, this is why we 5b jam or take another line then this. you call because you know it can be wide, then convince yourself he has to have ax so we give up on believing were ahead not really based on anything other then this turn card falling. to me, thats the only things where things went wrong.
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