Flop situation with top of our range
Posted by Philly
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Philly
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Flop situation with top of our range
BN: $200
SB: $201
BB: $141.87
CO: $596.27 (Hero)
SB: $201
BB: $141.87
CO: $596.27 (Hero)
Preflop
($3.00)
(4 Players)
Hero was dealt
A
2
K
A
Hero raises to $7, BN folds, SB calls $6, BB folds
Hero raises to $7, BN folds, SB calls $6, BB folds
Flop
($16.00)
4
7
J
(2 Players)
SB checks,
Hero bets $10,
SB raises to $42,
Hero raises to $141.28,
SB raises to $194, and is all in,
Hero calls $52.72
2 scenarios:
1.) We have our initial hand. I dont like my flop 3bet because i bloc the 2nd Nutflushdraw and his range is imo pretty narrowed to 2pair+GS+FD, 2pair+FD, pair+FD+GS and mainly sets (JT9h8h,JTh9h8,JTh98h,JT97,JJ!10%$nt,7788,6677,45h6h7) as villain wasn´t very active before. Against this range we have 35% equity.
2.) If we didnt have the Kh we could add a few flushdraw combos, but still i´m not sure whether raise/call is a good move.
1.) We have our initial hand. I dont like my flop 3bet because i bloc the 2nd Nutflushdraw and his range is imo pretty narrowed to 2pair+GS+FD, 2pair+FD, pair+FD+GS and mainly sets (JT9h8h,JTh9h8,JTh98h,JT97,JJ!10%$nt,7788,6677,45h6h7) as villain wasn´t very active before. Against this range we have 35% equity.
2.) If we didnt have the Kh we could add a few flushdraw combos, but still i´m not sure whether raise/call is a good move.
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I think these equities are quite close:
board: 4h7sJh
Hand Equity Wins Ties
Ah2sKhAd 50.44% 774,986 328
(20%!8%):(JJ,J[8-T][8-T]:hh!RR,J7:hh,J4:hh,QhQ:hh,89T:hh,56[3-8][3-8]:hh!RR,77,44) 49.56% 761,366 328
board: 4h7sJh
Hand Equity Wins Ties
Ah2sKhAd 48.48% 833,513 380
(24%!10%):(JJ,J[8-T][8-T]:hh!RR,J7:hh,J4:hh,QhQ:hh,89T:hh,56[3-8][3-8]:hh!RR,77,44) 51.52% 885,647 380
Removing the QQxx + fd your equity lowers to 42% in the 24%!10% case.
I would not like calling with this hand very much since we block both the Kh and the Ah so it is less likely we get action on hearts. Plus folding a blank turn might be a major mistake if he is on pair+gutshot+flushdraw type hands. I think you should rather call with a hand like AhQT6h since you can turn straightdraws on cards that make him scared with two pair and sets.
Having Kh might make his CR range somewhat flushdraw lighter but he does not have any other way of playing his wraps and pair+draw than CR.
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