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  1. #1

    Default 25NL: 2pr on turn

    villain is complete unknown.


    $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Holdem

    Stacks:
    UTG iamhemza ($7.54)
    UTG+1 2043664 ($29.01)
    CO Hero ($25)
    BTN malsuerte ($51.07)
    SB mp5n ($25)
    BB papyto26 ($43.22)

    Pre-Flop: ($0.35, 6 players) Hero is CO
    2 folds, Hero raises to $0.75, 2 folds, papyto26 calls $0.50

    Flop: ($1.60, 2 players)
    papyto26 checks, Hero bets $1, papyto26 raises to $2, Hero calls $1

    Turn: ($5.60, 2 players)
    papyto26 checks, Hero bets $4.25, papyto26 raises to $8.50, $4.25 to Hero ($18)?


    BU is a 23/20/2.3 3bet over 100 hands, sb is a nit that doesn't 3b very much.

    Thoughts on my turn bet and how do we proceed from here?

    My thoughts during hand were the flop c/min r doesn't look particularly strong, especially when he checks the turn. General range for him at this point is FD's, air, marginal made hands like T9, occasional set, with weighting towards FD's and air.

    I really have no fucking clue what he c/min raises twice in a row with.
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    i'm not sure if it's common at 6max, but i see fish flat nutted hands pre looking to C/raise basically any flop (often minraise too), but i don't know if that's worth considering without a read that this particular guy is one of them.

    i'm not sure what's optimal here but given he seems pretty fishy (C/minraise flop, C/minraise turn is a pretty rare line for decent 25nl regs) i'm inclined to assume he has at least some retarded shit like flush draws/ confused A9/flatted KK/AA in his range to just jam it in here. there are only really 7 combos that beat us.
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    shrug... either folding or jamming is really the only option at this point. You're either up vs AA,KK if he's a super bonk, something dumb like 96 but I'd expect him to lead the turn with this hand some, or sets. c/min raising twice is like probably never going to be a flush draw.
    fwiw I'd size your bet smaller to entice calls from FDs and A9 type hands which he may have taken the flop line with.
    [00:29] <daven> dc, why not check turn behind
    [00:30] <DC> daven
    [00:30] <DC> on my hand?
    [00:30] <daven> yep
    [00:30] <DC> because I am drunk
    [00:30] <daven> nice reason
    [00:30] <daven> no further questions
    [00:30] <yaawn> ^^Lol

    Problem officer...?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rpm View Post
    i'm not sure if it's common at 6max, but i see fish flat nutted hands pre looking to C/raise basically any flop (often minraise too), but i don't know if that's worth considering without a read that this particular guy is one of them.

    i'm not sure what's optimal here but given he seems pretty fishy (C/minraise flop, C/minraise turn is a pretty rare line for decent 25nl regs) i'm inclined to assume he has at least some retarded shit like flush draws/ confused A9/flatted KK/AA in his range to just jam it in here. there are only really 7 combos that beat us.
    hmm interesting, I didn't really consider AA/KK. I guess its possible but probably unlikely and I'm not sure how much we could weight it given we have no reads as you said.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donachello View Post
    shrug... either folding or jamming is really the only option at this point. You're either up vs AA,KK if he's a super bonk, something dumb like 96 but I'd expect him to lead the turn with this hand some, or sets. c/min raising twice is like probably never going to be a flush draw.
    fwiw I'd size your bet smaller to entice calls from FDs and A9 type hands which he may have taken the flop line with.
    Yea I agree he almost never has a FD once he raises turn again (and also 9's). I do think he can have these hands when he c/min r the flop and checks the turn, but a FD or a 9 is going to c/c turn like 100% of the time, esp since I bet so big.

    So his range at this point I guess is pretty polarized to sets and air and there's not many combos of sets.

    I don't know why you think its raise or fold though? Now that I think about it for a minute, calling seems better because imo he's very unlikely to continue bluffing on the river given that we've called two checkraises. Therefore, we can either fold if he shoves or check behind if he checks. That make sense or did I not consider something?
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    tbh I am not really sure why I concluded that lol. Maybe I was thinking he was never folding a FD and then I already said he never has a FD. Calling is infinitely better for what you stated
    [00:29] <daven> dc, why not check turn behind
    [00:30] <DC> daven
    [00:30] <DC> on my hand?
    [00:30] <daven> yep
    [00:30] <DC> because I am drunk
    [00:30] <daven> nice reason
    [00:30] <daven> no further questions
    [00:30] <yaawn> ^^Lol

    Problem officer...?
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    No AA or KK in his range. But let's construct a true range.
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    I'm really curious what the double check/minraise was. It seems kinda polarized. Barring sets, you have the nuts, that makes me just want to call. But the board is double suited, so re-raising is reasonable too. Given that he's trying to rep the nuts and shouldn't be doing this with fd's, I like calling and just getting to showdown like you said.
  9. #9
    Turn: ($5.60, 2 players)
    papyto26 checks, Hero bets $4.25, papyto26 raises to $8.50, Hero calls $4.25

    River: ($22.60, 2 players)
    papyto26 bets $31.97, Hero ???

    Fold now?
  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by !Luck View Post
    No AA or KK in his range. But let's construct a true range.
    Go for it...



    Also i fold river. I would've made turn bet slightly smaller. Disclaimer: IANGAP
    Last edited by mbiz; 02-17-2011 at 07:04 PM.
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    If I had to put him on a single hand, it's 22. Whatever he has, he thinks he has the best hand. Could be overpair? Or TT, JJ?. I think his actions scream made hand not draw. There's so many hands you're ahead of, I think you have to call turn. Maybe he's a solid player trying to make you think he's a fish. But he's probably just a fish. You've come this far, now call the river too. But next time fold when he minraises the flop.
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    Id probably check behind on turn unless i have some feeling villain is bad rather than good - i.e did'nt buy in full.

    Otherwise i have a plan for the turn - for me its bet/puke fold although in terms of relative hand strength vs the blinds you hand hasnt really changed - you opponents range is sets and decent FDs. Id not expect an FD to play like this.
    If villain goes for a turn c/r - the only hands in the flop range that play the turn this way that you now beat is overpairs and id make these less than 5% of his total range.

    I dont see why this is anything other than b/f for that reason unless you check and call a river bet
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    You have about 14 behind on the river, right? Pepito is giving off one serious 'I'm full of crap' vibe. So looking him up is definitely an option. I mean, who plays their big hands this way? He loses tons of value when you check it back flop and turn, like you easily could have, and the river shove says 'go away.' IDK, it just doesn't add up. If he has a set, take a note.
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    Quote Originally Posted by couriermike View Post
    You have about 14 behind on the river, right? Pepito is giving off one serious 'I'm full of crap' vibe. So looking him up is definitely an option. I mean, who plays their big hands this way? He loses tons of value when you check it back flop and turn, like you easily could have, and the river shove says 'go away.' IDK, it just doesn't add up. If he has a set, take a note.
    yes, I have 13 something left behind at this point so we're getting likel 3:1 on a river call vs a fos line
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miffed22001 View Post
    Id probably check behind on turn unless i have some feeling villain is bad rather than good - i.e did'nt buy in full.

    Otherwise i have a plan for the turn - for me its bet/puke fold although in terms of relative hand strength vs the blinds you hand hasnt really changed - you opponents range is sets and decent FDs. Id not expect an FD to play like this.
    If villain goes for a turn c/r - the only hands in the flop range that play the turn this way that you now beat is overpairs and id make these less than 5% of his total range.

    I dont see why this is anything other than b/f for that reason unless you check and call a river bet
    imo checking the turn is a huge mistake because we have a pretty strong hand in absolute terms and we're doing pretty fucking well against a range that check/min raises this flop and then checks the turn.

    I could be wrong though..
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    Quote Originally Posted by kfaess View Post
    imo checking the turn is a huge mistake because we have a pretty strong hand in absolute terms and we're doing pretty fucking well against a range that check/min raises this flop and then checks the turn.

    I could be wrong though..
    If you believe this - and i think it would be my POV at the table at the time then the turn is clearly b/c and the river a super fast call.

    In review - i dont like stacking off here as much as i do in real time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miffed22001 View Post

    In review - i dont like stacking off here as much as i do in real time
    lol if i had a nickel for every time this was the truth, i'd at least have bout tree fiddy by now

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