QQJJds.IP vs reg's 3b
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JimmyGlass
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QQJJds.IP vs reg's 3b
CO: 80.34
BN: 69.89 (Hero)
SB: 94.94
BB: 8.37
HJ: 106.29
BN: 69.89 (Hero)
SB: 94.94
BB: 8.37
HJ: 106.29
Preflop
(0.75)
(5 Players)
Hero was dealt
Q
J
J
Q
HJ folds, CO folds, Hero raises to 1.50, SB raises to 5, BB folds, Hero calls 3.50
HJ folds, CO folds, Hero raises to 1.50, SB raises to 5, BB folds, Hero calls 3.50
Flop
(10.75)
T
3
8
(2 Players)
SB checks,
Hero checks
Turn
(10.75)
T
3
8
6
(2 Players)
SB bets 5,
Hero calls 5
River
(20.75)
T
3
8
6
7
(2 Players)
SB checks,
Hero checks
sb 27\19. 3b sb-vs btn = 7%
cb 3b pot =67OTF.67 OTT. 1.8k hands. wtsd 23
I think pre is std.but I just not sure about anything I've done post.
only that I could add - I 90% sure I behind OTR, but representing str8 sucks as our line is not credible at all and I expect him to bluffcatch even w\ AA sometimes.
I only really confused about what should I do OTF. would you bet? and if yes what is plan for Turn\river?
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I like betting flop, because we block a lot of combos that crush the flop and we dont have a strong hand after we check OTF and make it easier for him to bluff catch us KKxx, AAxx, on the other hand we can barrel him of weak AAxx,KKxx if we start barreling the flop. OTR i would bet any good card for us (bFD) and any good card that is good for our percieved range, i would check OTR on a King of spades or Hearts-he might have AKTx a good amount of the time also.
Are you saying he cbets in 3bet pots 67 of the time? Flop is a bet in my opinion because even if he does have say AA** combo this is a great board for your range. Not saying he is aware of that but I believe for him to call 3 barrels with naked aces is almost impossible (though I've had just today a few idiots do this so be cautioned with the AA cnt fold em maniacs). I think the Flop standard is a bet, I don't understand why you checked back. You block all the hi nut wrap outs and you can credibly rep each street if connected cards come, not to mention if you hit your set outs, which almost always will be the nuts. If board just drys out then I think checking back is fine, if you put him on AA** etc.
His here just looks like a totally weak line after 3beting. I mean then he bets 5 into 10 after 3beting and then c, what a dumbass. I would raise him on the turn for that reason alone, then pot any river and say a few nice things in the chat if he thoughtlessly decides to call it off.
If he cbets almost 70% of the time and then checks to you on this drawy board it just smells like scared Aces, Kings,broadway cards that missed. He's undoubtedly c/c flop, but on that turn I don't see him calling any AA combos. If not , the river is even easier to rep. If he somehow c/r you on flop than you have a easy fold. As played, i doubt you can get away with anything on the river, depends how much of a calling station he is. If anything, raising the turn for reasons mentioned would have won you the pot.
Post of the year, for so many reasons :D
+1 Mr Holt's line though, for serious!
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