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Playing OOP in Single Raised Pots (Part 2)

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Playing OOP in Single Raised Pots (Part 2)

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Sergey Nesterenko

POSTED Aug 28, 2019

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his series on playing OOP in single raised pots by discussing paired boards in particular and how to play turns and rivers when your opponent checks back the flop.

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Choparno 5 years, 7 months ago

It would be nice to see the sims run with the 1/3 turn sizing you're actually using rather than 3/4 cos I assume we'd expect to see a lot more of these medium strength hands make it into the lead range when IP is forced to defend more.

Thallo 5 years, 6 months ago

I agree with above. Much better to be using the sizing actually reflected in the hand as it dramatically changes OP's range and responses. For example in hand 1 the sim shows your turn bet being raised only 5% of the time, but that's do to the 3/4 pot lead. Your actual bet will generate far more raises and far fewer folds and that should be addressed.

Sergey Nesterenko 5 years, 6 months ago

Thank you guys for comments! As you requested I made new simulation and I got this result:

So we bet roughly the same frequency, but the main difference is our opponent 's defending frequency: 68% vs 75% * pot sized bet and 81% vs 33% * pot sized bet. And IP player raises less often (10% vs 27%) when we bet small, because he has to defend wider so he wants to protect a bit more his calling range and starts to slowplay more.

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