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Would bluff here, its one of the few hands i could have to bluff. But just a normal size i dont think i want to overbet my valuehands there as his range is quite weak, weak Kx,Qx i think and some weird bluff giveups i guess.

Preflop depends on BB allot as well, if hes not too sqz happy i think calling might be fine otherwise i prob just fold since hes so tight and 3bet Axs hands.

Dont like the 3bet pre. I think jam is fine as played.

would check this 4way not happy but it can go check check, i will need better equity to cbet.

Awesome series! please continue to move up! :)

I dont get why you should 3bet a wider range, if you choose a smaller sizing.

Anyway as BTN you should call more and 4bet less. As its more appealing to call (better odds) and less appealing to 4bet (less money to go after)

Its probably variance that they run you over a little bit, seems like their strategy is far from optimal and easy to counter. I would open slightly tighter on the btn so that i can easy defend enough. Then just play like you normally do in 3b pots, maybe potcontrole a little bit more if they x/r a ton.

sure, i just think that a squeeze in that spot 200bb deep is pretty polarized, therefore i expect him to fold or 5bet/shove vs a 4bet. Because of this i would 4bet when i have the dynamic (so that he can showup w AK,QQ, bluffs), if not then i would just smooth call (Hellmuth style ^^) to keep his range wide as possible.

He looks a bit wild but what can you say when its only 32 hands.

I would prefer to check turn and try to win a showdown i think although a protection bet issnt the worst when we hold a underpair on a pairedboard. As played its a pretty weird river lead, but the fact that i think he might be fishy makes me want to give up. I see them having Jx,8x, or even call the raise with Ax. I think we got better hands to bluff with anyway.

then pls call the sqz!

How do you plan to play rivers you improve on ?

Guy looks pretty loose, so prob got a little more Jx in his range then you give him, Jxo combods add up. 

Dont mind your give up, i dont like that we block QJ, a hand that might find a fold, and we dont block any flushes. If you had a spade in your hand i think a bluff would be fine. Or when we have the As ourselfs that would be good to bluff with, blocking AJ and his flushes. Not sure what AsX we can have here tho, maybe barrel our AQ,AK w As with that idea in mind is fine.

I use "Staying alive" from the bee gees :P But thats only cause im a Sherlock fan not really poker related ^^

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpLPmfBUb34

Pretty weird call indeed by this sollid reg, when BB has only 25 BB's and can easy shove it in.

I agree its a litte annoying in longer threads.

Personally rather see numbered pages.

Why is 56% too much folding to 3bets ?

You sure we can shove river when its 180bb deep ?

Dont think hes got TJ too much that one would cbet flop a ton i think. QQ is def possible, "tricky" played KK as well. Dont really get what bluffs he could have, maybe KTs turned into bluff or something but you verry rarely see that on micro's...

Super annoying to get raised on the turn there. We rep strong overpair etc. Indeed key part is figureing out his range. 37/21 how small is that sample ? Looks like hes caling allot so maybe hes got some more 7x then usual. Still its just a weird spot to raise on the turn but i think on micros its weighted towards value a ton, draws either raise flop or just call turn IP from my experience. So its usually 77,boat,straight, weird played AA,KK which is not unlikely if hes fishy, giving him TT,JJ is a bit wishfull thinking i think when we rep so strong. 

Yes i think turn is a easy barrel as played.

Not sure about the cbet and 3bet pre thi since we are a bit deep and we have no bdfd on the flop.

Agreed not too much of a fan w 89dd here either, without any reads. You just have a ton of better hands to do it with. And we cant over do it cause like Raphael says we rep pretty narrow value range.

Not a fan of 3betting vs such a player (ep looks nitty), ep - bb just not gonna work out well with no dynamic/history. little deeper too..

wp!

looseish open pre but can be allright if players behind are nits/not aggro imo. Flop meh not happy when i get raised prob call x/f turn. Cant really peel turn again imo.

would 3bet flop a little bigger.

As played not sure you might still get calls from AK,AQ w a heart, we look really strong tho. So i usually c/rev turn. x/c vs small bet x/f if he bombs it i guess. Im assuming this guy plays pretty nitty just based of the stats.

Mooie vid!

- 14:50 TJo bvb 3barrel, interesting spot. Im wondering how thin we can vbet there, should AJ be a vbet ? And also wonder if TJ is the best bluffing hand there, would 89,78 w a club be a better candidate ?

-15:00 AQ ep-co there, your plan is to x/c the flop ?

He can have quite some flushes, Axcc,TJcc,QJcc,TJcc,9Tcc,89cc,78cc. I think flop is allready close when face a x/r without a club in our hand. As played fold rvr. Like you say its a not a great spot for him to go crazy on, we have a stronger range on this Kxx board, because we prob have more flushes, and AK,KK+.

We get 5-1 tho, so we need to get our 2bb investment back 1 in 5 times, basically we only need to do better than -100bb/100 (which is what we lose when we fold) so if we call w 56s and lose -99bb/100 we should call (not adding in rake factor).

Agreed we get a verry good price, just call anything that can flop decent.

maybe try posting the hh copy without the stats, just a thought idk for sure if it works.

I would call as well i think 3b ranges are a bit stronger when you iso a limper on this limit. Flop he dssnt seem to over cbet and that board might be a bit scary for him to cbet so expect a strong cbet range as well. On the otherhand it is a board i probably want to raise my strong hands on because the board can get ugly a ton on the turn, so raising AKdd here as well is prob a good play.

x/c, i expect villain to barrel hearts. So cant really see too many value hands, just hope he desperately bluffs rvr.

more polarized for me, it just moves all down a notch, like 48s slightly too bad to call ->3bet.

I do include some SCs that are good enough to call but still 3b them to have good board coverage like 89s, like 25% of the time. 

This is just my general approach, but ofc it all depends on the opponents tendencies for me.