river overbet jam, how do you copy hands from Holdem Manager with the pictures for cards?
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river overbet jam, how do you copy hands from Holdem Manager with the pictures for cards?
10NL Rush poker
Hero is ELOH3ll, villain has 5.5 AF on flop, playing
22/19/7.1 (487)
As per the raise preflop, i raise most buttons simply
because of high steal percentage with just a min raise
Preflop: Hero is BTN with
Kd7c
3 folds, ELOH3ll raises to $0.20, lastusermw calls $0.15, 1
fold
Flop: ($0.50)
Kd4c8d (2 players) lastusermw
checks, ELOH3ll bets $0.33, lastusermw raises to $1.00, ELOH3ll calls $0.67
Turn: ($2.50)
7s (2 players) lastusermw bets
$1.70, ELOH3ll calls $1.70
River: ($5.90)
6d (2 players) lastusermw bets
$10.24
lastusermw returned $1.46
For the river decision.... since he is cring a lot of flops
and draws, im putting him on a diamond draw. However his overbet on the river
inbalances my read a little bit.
I think i should have raised the turn definately though.
What are opinions regarding river decision?
ps: as a side note how do people convert hand histories from
Holdem Manager to have the pictures? Mine wont copy paste.
Cheers
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Before I start this post, I just wanted to mention that you said you hand was Kd7c, and that the flop was Kd4c8d. I don't know of any deck of 52 cards that has 2 kings of diamonds ;). Maybe read what you wrote next time, just for the sake of accuracy.
I don't think you're going to be good very often in this spot. The calling range of the villain in the SB should be quite narrow, as I would expect a raise from this position if villain had and Ax type of hand.
Therefore, I think that his raise is for value more often than not. Flush draws are a big part of his range as well, so on the river, I think this is quite an easy fold. When you call you need to win around 40%, and your hand just doesn't have that kind of equity against his range.
As for hand importing, I'm pretty sure you can't import hands for HEM/PT yet. I haven't tried it myself, but I use my saved hand history from the poker client itself, and it works pretty well. Here's a link where I explained how to do it:
Hand importing
I hope this helped!
nH.
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