300bb pot pre with good AAs hand. Super deep stacks, need help with flop lines.
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300bb pot pre with good AAs hand. Super deep stacks, need help with flop lines.
To start with, I can't seem to convert my hand history properly, if anyone here plays on "Svenska Spel" or any other boss network and might know why it doesn't work, and have a solution, feel free to tell me what to do : )
So as you can see I'm building a massive flop pre with 2 players all-in pre and a big stack calling. If we were 100bb deep and I had basically just a potsized bet left, I'd jam it on almost any flop. However, in this case, we still have a lot of chips behind. Villain was a maniac, raised and reraised all the time. He wasn't good, and overvalued a lot of hands. It is hard to put him on a range thanks to this, so i wanted to ask about how you would wanna play this hand post flop, more in general. Would you shove additional 300 bb in the pot on almost any flop? Is there any flops you'd check/fold on, or check/call, what kind of board textures do you think hit his range in this scenario etc. ? Any thoughts would be helpful here, cos making mistakes for these stack sizes obviously sucks.
GTech G2 Game #2461080177: Table Britta 28 - kr1.00/kr2.00 - Pot Limit Omaha - 21:24:30 - 2017/01/28
Seat 1: Balalajka (kr1101.25)
Seat 2: RTomassi (kr822.84)
Seat 3: midde747 (kr138.18)
Seat 4: Thojan (kr151.79)
Seat 5: L0C (kr1208.43)
L0C posts the small blind of kr1.00
Balalajka posts the big blind of kr2.00
Thojan is the button
* HOLE CARDS *
Dealt to Balalajka [Ad 9d Qh As]
RTomassi calls kr2.00
midde747 raises kr7.25
Thojan raises kr26.75
L0C folds
Balalajka raises kr90.50
RTomassi calls kr88.50
midde747 goes all-in with kr138.18
Thojan goes all-in with kr151.79
Balalajka calls kr61.29
RTomassi calls kr61.29
Pot is kr595 and eff. stacks going to the flop are kr671.
I hope it doesn't look too messy.
For some BBV content, I flopped gin, got it all-in and took down a massive pot : )
Cheers
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So flop SPR is almost exactly 1 right?
I think you will be forced to just shove many flops. Exceptions could be, I would check-fold the very worst flops, for example KQJ mono and you have no cards of the suit. In that case you have very little equity to protect because you're probably already screwed in the main pot anyway. Against this opponent I might also check my most nutted flops, such as flopped nut flush, to try to get him to spazshove drawing dead. It's a bit transparent, but might work on a guy like this. Finally, on very dry flops where we're usually way ahead, I'd consider betting small and calling it off. For example K22r. Sounds like he might be the type to just shove KQJT or something.
Thank you sounds like the proper way to think about it. So if I understand it correctly. If we have 100 bb and SPR on a specific board texture is 1, we should play it the same way as if we are having 300bb and SPR is 1 on the same flop? : )
Sort of... SPR determines how much equity you need to stack off, so for example if SPR is 1 you need at least 33% equity vs your opponent's range to stack off regardless of how many bbs are in the pot. The difference is in how the prior action informs flop ranges. You need to put a lot more $ in to get SPR 1 with 300 bbs than with 100 bbs, so that has a big impact on the ranges in play, which is of course very important.
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