Top 2 IP, monotone flop vs rec
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Top 2 IP, monotone flop vs rec
Blinds: $0.50/$1.00 (5 Players)
SB: $87.05
BB: $94.12
UTG: $187.59
CO: $106.31 (Hero)
BN: $63.69
BB: $94.12
UTG: $187.59
CO: $106.31 (Hero)
BN: $63.69
Villain is 28/6/0, thru only 18 hands
Preflop
($1.50)
Hero is CO with
J
Q
, , , ,
Flop
($6.00)
Q
4
J
, ,
Turn
($14.00)
Q
4
J
4
, ,
River
($31.00)
Q
4
J
4
7
, ,
What do you think about 1/3 PSB sizing here trying to get calls from Qx, Jx?
Do you play any other street differently?
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Looks fine to me....not a lot of 4x in a SB flattingrange. If he flopped a flush, so be it....
Not sure about the 2/3 flop cbet on monotone flop. Would say 1/3 or check is more reasonable on the flop. Other streets seem fine.
I think this kind of Villain is pretty inelastic within a pot size bet with a lot of his range, so maybe that was a little bit of an exploit. Though, I agree it is important not to go crazy on monotone flops, not pushing as much equity. I was between 2/3PSB on flop and ch/b.
Elusive mark has a series on bet sizing if you are an elite member. I think it's usually 25-33% or check on monotone flops. 2 pair is a good hand, but so many bad run outs for you, not really trying to play for stacks with 2 pair on monotone board. Best not to build a big pot early, wait until the turn where equity is cut in half.
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