SB w/ T9s vs BB Squeeze - Overplayed? (NL25)
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SB w/ T9s vs BB Squeeze - Overplayed? (NL25)
BN: $31.56
SB: $59.84 (Hero)
BB: $25
HJ: $28.33
CO: $35.43
SB: $59.84 (Hero)
BB: $25
HJ: $28.33
CO: $35.43
Only about 30 Hands on BTN and BB.
BTN 29/9
BB 18/14
Seen BB semi-bluffing and turning 3rd pair into bluff on river once so far.
BTN 29/9
BB 18/14
Seen BB semi-bluffing and turning 3rd pair into bluff on river once so far.
Preflop
($0.35)
(5 Players)
Hero was dealt
T
9
HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $0.75, Hero calls $0.65, BB raises to $3, BN folds, Hero calls $2.25
HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $0.75, Hero calls $0.65, BB raises to $3, BN folds, Hero calls $2.25
I would raise more often than call from the SB here vs the BTN open, but I guess calling is fine?
Then I decide to call the squeeze and play fit or fold here. Any comments?
Then I decide to call the squeeze and play fit or fold here. Any comments?
Flop
($7.00)
4
3
9
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BB bets $4.25,
Hero calls $4.25
Standard, right? Would not want to raise and have only his value continue.
Turn
($15.50)
4
3
9
3
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BB bets $9.50,
Hero raises to $19,
BB calls $8.25, and is all in
My questions here:
1. Would you ever fold (with the only above-mentioned read)?
2. With the sizing, do you give him any non-spades unpaired overcards?
My reasoning to shove was to protect my pair against overcards but thinking of it now I see few to none of them.
3. Does the following make sense?
His range after his turn bet: TT+,AsKs,AsQs,KsQs,7h6h,7s6s,6h5h,6s5s,AsKc,AsKd
Value heavy, but I give him a few bluffs and semi-bluffs.
Against that range I have 37,8% equity.
His range after his turn call: TT+,AsKs,AsQs,6s5s
My equity is 28% here.
My price for calling his turn cbet: $9,50 to win $24,75 = 38,4% (vs my 37,8%)
My price for setting him all-in: $17,75 to win $50,75 = 35% (vs my 28%)
Thus, my shove is bad as I have way too little equity against his calling range.
Also, unless he has more bluffs than I think it is not even a call.
4. Considering I call the turn, what would be your move on certain river cards?
1. Would you ever fold (with the only above-mentioned read)?
2. With the sizing, do you give him any non-spades unpaired overcards?
My reasoning to shove was to protect my pair against overcards but thinking of it now I see few to none of them.
3. Does the following make sense?
His range after his turn bet: TT+,AsKs,AsQs,KsQs,7h6h,7s6s,6h5h,6s5s,AsKc,AsKd
Value heavy, but I give him a few bluffs and semi-bluffs.
Against that range I have 37,8% equity.
His range after his turn call: TT+,AsKs,AsQs,6s5s
My equity is 28% here.
My price for calling his turn cbet: $9,50 to win $24,75 = 38,4% (vs my 37,8%)
My price for setting him all-in: $17,75 to win $50,75 = 35% (vs my 28%)
Thus, my shove is bad as I have way too little equity against his calling range.
Also, unless he has more bluffs than I think it is not even a call.
4. Considering I call the turn, what would be your move on certain river cards?
Hi everyone,
My first post here! Also, this is the first time I am sharing a hand this way, so open to any advice.
Thank you!
Tim
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