PLO25. How to react against chech-minraise?
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PLO25. How to react against chech-minraise?
BN: $25.97
SB: $10.29
BB: $21.35
UTG: $28.10
HJ: $26.21 (Hero)
CO: $32.68
SB: $10.29
BB: $21.35
UTG: $28.10
HJ: $26.21 (Hero)
CO: $32.68
Preflop
($0.35)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
T
A
8
A
UTG folds, Hero raises to $0.85, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, BB calls $0.60
UTG folds, Hero raises to $0.85, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, BB calls $0.60
Flop
($1.80)
5
2
7
(2 Players)
BB checks,
Hero bets $1.10,
BB raises to $2.20,
Hero folds
Final Pot
BB
wins $3.83
Hey everyone.
The villian is a fish 36/12/4. Check-r 8% of hands. I have no idea how to counter this crappy minraise. I usually see insta-pot on any turn. Here i have no good turn cards apart from Ace and 9h (doubtfully for both), so call i a waste of money. Neither i wanna reraise. So i ended up folding to avoid further mistakes.
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An 8% x/r frequency is pretty low and seems fairly in line. Reading into his sizing here could be helpful.
From your own range's perspective, if your folding this hand, your probably folding a bit too much, especially since your getting great pot odds. I think you have enough equity to call and play some turn cards. Turns like hearts, board pairs, 9, A are going to be good ones for you to continue on. And if a card like the 6d rolls off and he checks, you have a pretty good opportunity to turn your hand into a bluff.
with 2 BDFD it's easy call otf. here it's closer. folding isn't that bad, he could be trying to provoke us with min raise
My gut says this isn't a monster super often (that's my experience of low/micro min-raises). I think you can probably call this with pot odds, position etc profitably.
Yeah I often flat KMR here pretty wide. A lot of V will be looking for a cheap bluff bc board misses your MP range pretty often and often times you have air and overpairs on this board. If V knows this you kinda have to call turn as well as you rep pretty much this hand.
I often see this from passive V also who know they should be bluffing with high frequency on certain boards but don't like to put a lot of money in.
As discussed, Board pairs, A, :h and 9 all good cards for you.
If a particular V is doing this frequently then try clicking back air and flatting everything else including monsters. Super unbalanced but:
It gives you a good price on a bluff
We don't need to balance straight away and should be playing maximally exploitative initially
We get to see how he reacts
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