Marginal Flop Spot After 3betting
Posted by Ph33roX
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Marginal Flop Spot After 3betting
BN: $146.24
SB: $54.43
BB: $50 (Hero)
UTG: $51.06
HJ: $76.69
CO: $50.25
SB: $54.43
BB: $50 (Hero)
UTG: $51.06
HJ: $76.69
CO: $50.25
Villain is a 26/14 reg, opening HJ 25%. Fold to cbet in 3bp 12/21.
Preflop
($0.75)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
K
A
J
8
UTG folds, HJ raises to $1.50, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, Hero raises to $4.75, HJ calls $3.25
UTG folds, HJ raises to $1.50, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, Hero raises to $4.75, HJ calls $3.25
Flop
($10.25)
Q
5
J
(2 Players)
If we bet, we have to bet/fold. Do we have enough FE here vs a 25% range? Is it a decent hand for our bet/folding range here?
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we prob dont have enough feq for a bet to be immed profitable.he will have a standard raise range on this flop 28% of the time (not even counting Q+fd/KK+FD,OE+fd).
a somewhat standard and perhaps even too tight peeling range 39% of the time.
we have about 30% feq perhaps, so a small bet may be in order, unless that widens his call/jam range.
with a pair+2overs+GS we dont need our bet to have imm feq to be prof so history/dynamic and post flop reads would make my decision here. we def cant go wrong with a x-f here, but a smallish bet is prob ok too.
i think the only thing i wouldnt wanna do is bet big (unless hes a compl nit)
I agree with this.
On QJ5hh flop 3bettor should have a slight equity advantage, and the board is wet enough that if he flats your c-bet his range is capped to mostly 1p and draws, which you can sometimes use to your advantage. That said, I'd bet/fold this hand rather than x/f, and because we have quite a few hands that we'd like to bet/fold, I wouldn't bet very big. I don't think we will be exploited by doing this, because we can also bet small with strong hands that we want to stack off on flop.
Here on this spot i would x/f or b/f depending on the reads you have on the villain, i would not x/c because the turn will be very hard to play unless we get the 3T that don't complete the hearts flush.
This is a mistake that i've been doing a lot, my study yesterday was basically reviewing this spots from my HM, and it is ridiculous the amount of money i lost x/c this kind of spots.
Would a backdoor flush draw push it toward a x/c for you guys?
It would for me, yes.
whats the turn plan on A/K/Q/8 non flush if we cc and face a barrel?
hate life as all these cards complete all manner of straight draws that villain has in his range...I agree with others that b/f flop is probably best option, you 3 bet oop and so rep pretty strong ;if he can raise you on this board I think you should just give it up..
2 backdoor flushes for c/c, lead 9 T K A if bd flushdraw hits, lead 9 and A w/o the backdoor flush. Bet call with the bfdraw on A/K bet fold the other one. We've got 34% against straight with 2 pair fdraw + gutshot ott.
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