G.Halbert87

Would love to join. I just requested to add you as a friend PoeticEconomist my discord name is crushthecontrol. When will be the next session? Cheers mate.

Agree with Raoul. Tribet pre is fine, but calling a 4 bet, yeah, you will put yourself in bad spots post-flop. As Raoul said, some of his 4-bet bluffing range dominate you, and you are doing pretty horribly against his value range. As played, Im definitely checking back turn, and to be honest, Im not a fan of the flop bet cause, most likely, you are still against an uncapped range. Sure, giving a free card can not be ideal, but on blank turns, if he checks again, then he`s range becomes much more defined and much safer for you to value bet.

I, unfortunately, dont have a solver yet, but Ive done a lot of the work on the 46s hand that happens in Table 1 in Flopzilla Pro. Assuming the villain is floating most of his Ace highs on the flop, reraising top pairs, flush draws, and sets about 50% of the time, I feel we probably can't bet 1/3. From a mathematical perspective, assuming my assumptions are correct, betting 1/3 pot means we need the villain to fold at least 23% of the time to make it profitable. It seems his range is really condensed on the turn, and the really weak hands he would fold would be weak pairs such as 3x and 8x, and that accounts for 22%. Some 8x and 3x combos will have turned a club draw which diminishes our fold equity so that he will fold even less than that, I guess. I will later calculate this spot in GTO+ when I purchase it next month. Very interesting spot, though.