Deep 5/10 tricky spot against aggro reg
Posted by Adam Lee
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Adam Lee
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Deep 5/10 tricky spot against aggro reg
BB: $1782
HJ: $600
CO: $4267.26
BN: $300
SB: $3271.38 (Hero)
HJ: $600
CO: $4267.26
BN: $300
SB: $3271.38 (Hero)
Preflop
($15.00)
(5 Players)
Hero was dealt
5
9
8
7
HJ folds, CO raises to $30, BN folds, Hero raises to $100, BB calls $90, CO calls $70
HJ folds, CO raises to $30, BN folds, Hero raises to $100, BB calls $90, CO calls $70
Flop
($305.00)
6
6
3
(3 Players)
Hero bets $120,
BB raises to $320,
CO folds,
Hero raises to $560,
BB calls $240
Turn
($1545.00)
6
6
3
K
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
BB checks
River
($1545.00)
6
6
3
K
K
(2 Players)
Hero bets $780,
BB folds
Final Pot
Hero
wins $1417
On this 3 way flop, I choose to c-bet this size with intention of 2 barreling on almost any Turn if called. BB makes a small 3bet to represent only trips or better. Because my hand can't win by showdown and he attacks weakness a lot by keeping aggression on the Turn, I think 4bet/fold should be the best choice. I expect him to either jam or fold on the flop however he just calls. I actually never expect him to call so I don't know how to put him on a range atm. Now I think his range could be nuts (66) or air (457x) because he is very likely jamming trips or underfull. I have to admit that I have no idea what to do on the Turn and Kd gives me backdoor flush draw so I decide to check hopefully hitting my str8 or flush on the river. Of course the Turn check is 100% check/fold for me as he never gay-bet like $300 into $1.4K pot. After he checks the Turn obviously it's mandatory and profitable bluff on the river.
My questions:
1) Is it more profitable by jamming the Turn or at least betting the Turn small rather than check (say $500 into $1.4K?)
2) Do you play differently from the flop to the river?
Thank you and welcome comments!
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Phil would you elaborate on why do you think it's so hard for us to represent a 6? Because it's deep many people including me would 3betting low-mid-high rundowns rather than some AA or KK combos so sometimes I do have trips+ in my range. Also what line would you take against this kind of opponent at this situation?
his check back makes me think he can show the hand down which is odd given his flop range should be polarized.
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