TT vs Squeeze OOP
Posted by Shaun Pauwels
Posted by Shaun Pauwels posted in Low Stakes
TT vs Squeeze OOP
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25 (6 Players)
BN: $44.80
SB: $20.98
BB: $25.00
UTG: $53.67
MP: $38.74 (Hero)
CO: $25.00
SB: $20.98
BB: $25.00
UTG: $53.67
MP: $38.74 (Hero)
CO: $25.00
Preflop
($0.35)
Hero is MP with
T
T
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I was kind of lost preflop. This spot feels like a 4-bet or fold spot due to playing OOP vs 2 people here with any calling range will be hard. There's also rake considerations to have a 4-bet or fold range. And we are deeper than normal vs the squeeze. I chose 2.5x sizing or close to but likely should've sized bigger due to being OOP.
Flop
($16.60)
7
4
3
, ,
We still have nut advantage on this board as sets are unlikely. So our advantage of AA-KK and maybe QQ still exists. Range cbet seems like a solid strategy.
The jam felt super weird. I don't get creating a raising range here as BTN. Maybe TT-QQ want to do so for protection because I have so many overcards?
For my call to be profitable I need 33.7% equity vs his range. If villain has TT-QQ here then I need him to have eight bluff combo's that have overcards. So AKs and AQs for example. In that case I have 34.59%. Blocking TT might be worth it in that case.
The jam felt super weird. I don't get creating a raising range here as BTN. Maybe TT-QQ want to do so for protection because I have so many overcards?
For my call to be profitable I need 33.7% equity vs his range. If villain has TT-QQ here then I need him to have eight bluff combo's that have overcards. So AKs and AQs for example. In that case I have 34.59%. Blocking TT might be worth it in that case.
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