[PLO5z] Good Aces in the BB
Posted by Kerith
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Kerith
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[PLO5z] Good Aces in the BB
Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players)
BN: $5.76
SB: $38.02
BB: $18.62 (Hero)
UTG: $9.46
MP: $4.80
CO: $3.67
SB: $38.02
BB: $18.62 (Hero)
UTG: $9.46
MP: $4.80
CO: $3.67
MP is 48/27/0 (VPIP/PFR/3bet) over 35 hands
CO is 60/31/3 over 100 hands
SB is 22/17/14 and a green mark after 160 hands
No relevant notes on any of them.
CO is 60/31/3 over 100 hands
SB is 22/17/14 and a green mark after 160 hands
No relevant notes on any of them.
Preflop
($0.07)
Hero is BB with
A
J
Q
A
, , , , , , , ,
Quite strong aces against a bunch of loose players with only the SB being deep with me. This should be an easy 3bet, right?
Flop
($3.40)
7
9
9
, , , , ,
Quick math: if you deal 12 random cards there is a 7/15 chance that there is at least one of those is a 9. Of course my opponents don't have random cards but that gives an idea how often there is a 9 out there.
I would have called CO's all in as I am getting odds and he could be betting a lot more hands with three players checking to him. With SB calling, especially since we are deep, this is a fold, right?
Are there any merits to not checking the flop?
I would have called CO's all in as I am getting odds and he could be betting a lot more hands with three players checking to him. With SB calling, especially since we are deep, this is a fold, right?
Are there any merits to not checking the flop?
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Well played hand if you folded against the bet and the call.
if I wanted to know the likelyhood of trips+ here (indeed a key stat for this hand) I would have used PPT rather than the method you used. But it's definitely better than nothing =)
I am curious, how would you go about getting the likelyhood of trips+ here in PPT?
I think it is a very easy fold, against a random 9xxx hand you have 10% EQ and with the caller I think chances are very high one of them has it.
What would we actually do with a 9 here? Do we check our entire range because we have so many overpairs or missed broadway highcards that we wanna balance this with our strong hands as well?
That is an interesting question and I am curious how other people handle this spot. So far I have been checking everything except A9* and 97* (which I bet for value) and a few bluffs that have outs against hands like KK9* and QQ9* although tbh vs 3 players I might very well only bet for value.
Kerith, you can check the likelyhood of trips by using the questions feature of PPT.
Give each player an approximate preflop range, then ask:
How often
at least one player
flop hand category is at least
trips
That's the kind of thing I've been looking for, are you referring to a feature in the paid download version? In the online one I cant find it.
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