1/2plo 6max,call 3bet flop plan?
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1/2plo 6max,call 3bet flop plan?
BB: $107.98
UTG: $299.79 (Hero)
HJ: $200
CO: $441.24
BN: $317.84
SB: $96.92
UTG: $299.79 (Hero)
HJ: $200
CO: $441.24
BN: $317.84
SB: $96.92
btn 72 hands. 49 35, 3bet 21,af 5.7,very lag player.
bb 58 hands.38 0
bb 58 hands.38 0
Preflop
($3.00)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
9
9
8
T
Hero raises to $6, HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $21, SB folds, BB calls $19, Hero calls $15
Hero raises to $6, HJ folds, CO folds, BN raises to $21, SB folds, BB calls $19, Hero calls $15
Flop
($64.00)
6
3
T
(3 Players)
BB checks,
Hero bets $40,
BN raises to $181.20,
BB folds,
Hero folds
Final Pot
BN
wins $141.20
1.flop cc btn bet,but I don't like it.
2.flop cr,maybe there is some fe,and my hand against btn allin range is ok,btn if btn check,turn dificult play if not good card for me.
3.lead fold or call btn allin,if btn call my lead, turn still tough dicission mostly
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This can be a fine open from any position at a tight table, but I don't think it's necessarily standard. Given a button that 3-bets 21% I'd say the table conditions are not great for this type of hand.
In this case you're very likely behind both players ranges and you're oop to an aggro player with 150 bb deep stacks. That's not going to put you in a lot of profitable situations postflop.
As played, idk. All options suck basically.
On the flop this hand is a check, you have the best position in the hand possible. You will get to see what the BTN does and what the BB does before you have to act.
As played this is a clear fold.
If opened I think calling the 3b is ok/marginal given that you have good relative position, meaning that you can x and see what the btn does with a shallower stack between you (and are 150bb deep, with a hand that can potentially get it in pretty far ahead).
IDK about flop my intution tells me x-f is best (hand looks better than it is), but could be wrong about this.
2) Fold to the 3B seems best
3) As played, fold to raise
About flatting the 3B:
We're OOP and deep vs the 3-bettor. We're multiway with a hand that doesn't hit lots of flops well, and it has limited nut potential (which becomes increasingly important OOP as stacks get deeper ). Multiway action also limits our opportunities to (semi)bluff, and gives us fewer good flops (it's much harder for a mediocre hand to outflop two opponents than one) and more problems with domination and negative implied odds.
I don't see many favorable flop scenarios in our future, and I think flatting will just cause us to leak money.
Also, guys like Oddsen etc. can make looser calls because they play incredibly well postflop and can therefore play a wider range profitably. FWIW, I picked Oddsen as my example because I remember seeing his first vid on here and thinking his preflop ranges were ridiculously loose, but this is true for many high-stakes players.
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