Zoom 50, extracting value #4 (superwrap edition)
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Zoom 50, extracting value #4 (superwrap edition)
SB: $42.98
BB: $41.31
UTG: $43.63
HJ: $369.99
CO: $372.30
UTG raises to $1.75, HJ folds, CO folds, Hero calls $1.75, SB calls $1.50, BB folds
Both UTG and SB are weaker players, which was my reason not to 3bet preflop. UTG was on the loose aggro side, but no further reads by this time.
We flop the superwrap with all outs to the nuts and 2 bdfd, and get action. I guess it's clear that I'm not folding my hand, the question how to get the most money in best, considering that SB is still in the hand and showed interest on the pot. I believe shoving might scare him away and we gii against UTG who is likely to have a set given the action against which we have 40% Equity, which would be a profitable stackoff given the deadmoney in the pot.
I believe calling is advantageous in that we can trap the SB in with some 2pair hands or weaker draws as well as us folding to boardpairing cards on the turn saving us a bunch of money here. We still can call off pretty much every turn (especially with having 2 bdfd) that doesn't pair the board, and it's unlikely that UTG is going to fold a set, even if a straightening card hits.
Input and opinions as always appreciated!
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prefer calling, sb can come along and make 2nd best straights + you can get away on a board pair
I like 3bet pf,too strong to call.
I like flop raise according villin's no big bet size,cos it seems he is weak,and we want to build a bigger pot ip.But I like raising size smaller,like 3x.
I like raising the flop 2, his small raise seize smells weakness so i prefer to 3B the flop and take down a $20 pot with king high .
I don't mind calling pre if utg is tight, its not super good hand vs 4bet. otf could go any way except folding. if there is any chance utg could raise top2 -fold here - shoving is best
If UTG is loose, I would 3-bet. Actually, unless UTG is pretty tight I would usually 3-bet. However, a bad player in the blind who you want to encourage to stick around is a decent enough reason to flat.
On the flop, jam if you have fold equity. Call if you don't. The value of the fold equity is substantial enough that I'd put my money in to gain it, but otherwise we might as well call to fold the board pairs/encourage multi-way action.
I 3bet around 9-10% overall and this hand is certainly in my 3bettingrange, however since UTG was a weaker player who wasn't opening that wide over my sample and SB was a really bad player I decided to rather go into the hand with a bigger SPR to make either player make more mistakes postflop, which they are likely going to make given their tendencies shown so far.
With decent blinds or different assumptions I definitely am 3betting this hand most of the time, from my experience it doesn't play too badly in a SRP either.
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