3 Tables of $25/$50 6-Max NLHE (part 1)
Posted by Kevin Rabichow
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Always gotta love KRab 6max.
I like these 6 max videos. At 21:00 you say you don't over bet the 327 T turn because it is such a blank for bbs range. I thought these overcard blanks were exactly the type of card that makes sense to overbet on. What exactly are you looking for in order to overbet turns?
Yeah you're right - saying it's a blank therefore I'm doing x is an oversimplified explanation. I'm looking for a balance between sizing and frequency, and lately I'm placing larger emphasis on frequency. Not to say this was definitely the right choice, but I'm aiming to bet as often as possible while still using a bet size that lines up well with my goal for the hand. Here I was mostly concerned about betting quite often because his range has lots of unpaired hands so I can deny equity frequently, even with medium strength pairs.
I went over the AT hand with PIO.
Villains flop response to almost 100% cbet with 25% sizing:
With my preflop assumptions, flushdraws are raising rather often on the flop. Qd9d and Qd8d being the most frequent ones with roughly 75% raising frequency. Then there are a bunch of other combos like Jd6d/Qd6d that are raising roughly 50% of the time. There are some combos that are never virtually never raising, such as 8d4d, 9d4d and KdTd. There are 39 combos of flushdraws, 12,4 combos are raising, according to range explorer.
On the turn, with (only) 85% sizing, IP bets 75% of the time. OOP defends very passively with only 1,26% raising frequency. Flushdraws are raising a small fraction of the time, from roughly 23 combos total OOP raises roughly 1,0 combos. Most A4/A5 are calling.
River IP strategy (33%, 66% and 125%):
PIO seems to like 125% bet with AT and other strong value.
OOP range composition on the river:
Let me know if I did something wrong or missed something.
ty for doing this
Nice breakdown here. There is a clear difference between the sim's results and my assumption in game about how flush draws get played on the flop. Regardless, pretty wild that 7x- represents 50% of river range on an ace, I was not expecting that!
Yeah, I wouldn't have guessed it either, but I guess it makes sense when all K7o/97o/87o play this way. I suppose it would be a whole different story if CO opens 3x preflop and BB defends way tighter.
Very curious, do you opt to not use a hud kevin? If so, why not?
Great video, this series is why I've come back to RIO vids again.
I try to leave it off unless I have a large enough sample to show meaningful results. It's a distraction when the sample is small. I believe this was a brand new session so it's not unusual that I haven't turned it on.
@19:15 you open Q5o OTB, that seems extremely optimistic
great vid, just getting to this series. really enjoy listening to the distinctions you make in range composition.
I think on the AhKdTdQs9d your bluffs will probably come from pocket pairs with a diamond which should work itself out pretty naturally. Like after you peel a small flop bet with a 7d7x type hand it's pretty easy to find the bluffs from where you are on the turn.
Do you have the right odds to call 77 pf on that spot?
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