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    Default 4NL - KQo in SB against 2 limpers

    CO is 37/15 over 200 hands, folds to flop bet 60%.
    Button is unknown.

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    MP1 ($3.72)
    MP2 ($4.06)
    MP3 ($3.84)
    CO ($3.69)
    Button ($4.78)
    Hero (SB) ($4.16)
    BB ($4.09)
    UTG ($11.04)
    UTG+1 ($3.50)

    Preflop: Hero is SB with K, Q
    UTG calls $0.04, 4 folds, CO calls $0.04, Button calls $0.04, Hero bets $0.20, 2 folds, CO calls $0.16, Button calls $0.16

    Flop: ($0.68) J, 6, A (3 players)
    Hero ??
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    c-bet $0.45 fold to raise
    If turn is a T, keep firing, obviously. If a K or Q, c/c. Otherwise c/f.
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    b/f
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    ongies gonna ong
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    fold pre is fine
    check-fold flop as played or bet-fold $0.38ish
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    I'd probably call this pre, is that a mistake?
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    ongies gonna ong
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    Quote Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey View Post
    c-bet $0.45 fold to raise
    If turn is a T, keep firing, obviously. If a K or Q, c/c. Otherwise c/f.
    don't c-bet here

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    Why not to cbet?
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    Why not C-bet to rep Ax into a limp-called pot? I know it's 3-handed, but I don't think you'll get a call with less than Ax, so why not rep it and see? I drag a lot of pots in these spots.
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    Raise bigger pre. WTF at folding/limping? Our hand is ahead of their range. Make them pay to see the flop and then push the initiative in 2-3 handed pots. If villains were 15/0, but the one limper is 37/15, and the Button is going to iso 100% of hands that dominate us and is going to limp like 50% of all hands (I know he's unknown, but very few villains limp a premium in his spot and most players are playing as many hands as they can find an excuse to play in that spot).
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    Quote Originally Posted by maverick007 View Post
    Why not to cbet?
    Quote Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey View Post
    Why not C-bet to rep Ax into a limp-called pot? I know it's 3-handed, but I don't think you'll get a call with less than Ax, so why not rep it and see? I drag a lot of pots in these spots.
    What type of hands do you think are gonna limp-call to that small raise?
    Now you're facing two villains and the only thing that'll continue is Ax, 66 type hands. Once that happens you've got 4 outs.
    FWIW - this hand was fucked pf...shoulda popped it to >$0.28 and then kept up the pressure otf. Much easier to bluff one player otf than a crowd.

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    folding pre is a horrible play imo. even calling would be +EV with this price imo. though i prefer raising to get value from fishy limp/calling ranges which we are ahead of. make it bigger though, like at least $0.28. cbet/fold this flop
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    Quote Originally Posted by rpm View Post
    cbet/fold this flop
    Whadya do when you get 1 or 2 callers and the turn bricks? Even though I can see the merits of a cb, I've never been a fan of betting or calling on one street only to shut down on the next.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shotglass View Post
    Whadya do when you get 1 or 2 callers and the turn bricks?
    two callers definitely shut down. one caller probably shut down without reads that i want to be barreling

    Quote Originally Posted by Shotglass View Post
    Even though I can see the merits of a cb, I've never been a fan of betting or calling on one street only to shut down on the next.
    by the same principle that it's ok to raise 100% of buttons and plan to shut down on basically any flop vs blinds who fold 90% of the time and never adjust, it's ok to just plan to "one and done" on the flop so long as you think that one bet is +EV in a vacuum.

    tbh i'm not sure if cbetting is +EV or not, and i cant be bothered making up ranges, counting the total combinations, counting how many i think fold etc etc to find out if the bet is +EV. i'd definitely cbet this flop though in play (for better or worse) because i'm a CB monkey
    Last edited by rpm; 08-03-2012 at 03:26 AM.
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    good point - I'll shut up and crawl back into my own little world

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    in fact i'm converted. add me to C/F flop camp. villains aren't folding anything worse than a J or any draw. so every single broadway combination/Ax/J9/J8 etc arent going to fold. if this flop were heads up i'd cbet pretty comfortably because we will achieve our required fold frequency easier.

    full circle indeed
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    Flop: ($0.68) J, 6, A (3 players)
    Hero checks, CO checks, Button checks

    Turn: ($0.68) 5 (3 players)
    Hero checks, CO bets $0.34, 1 fold, Hero folds

    Total pot: $0.68 | Rake: $0.04
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    cant see hero doing anything but C/Fing this turn card
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    I'm in the c/f flop camp. We just never get folds to a single barrel on this board and doubling is bad.

    Turn is fine. He's stabbing here a lot, he's betting TPNK here a lot, and he slow played the nuts on the flop a fair amount. Our hand's face-up, and we have 4 outs, so nh him.

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