KK IP facing a LAG c/c and shove the river

Originally Posted by HoopyDude

27% equity needed, this is a call imo.

Sorry Hoopy, i am slow. How do you get 27%, bet/total pot after I call (4.10/15.25)? What range do you put him on to make this a call. Using the range i posted above i figure i only have 17% equity. If we removed TT+ from that range, as suggested by Imthenewfish, we are dead in the water.

Originally Posted by Openside

Sorry Hoopy, i am slow. How do you get 27%, bet/total pot after I call (4.10/15.25)? What range do you put him on to make this a call. Using the range i posted above i figure i only have 17% equity. If we removed TT+ from that range, as suggested by Imthenewfish, we are dead in the water.

Yes, 4.10/(4.10+11.15)=~27%

FWIW I don't think this is a call. I definitely think that your range is too tight being that he is a 66/12; he is a station. However, I don't think you can add enough to give you 27% equity.

Originally Posted by Openside

Sorry Hoopy, i am slow. How do you get 27%, bet/total pot after I call (4.10/15.25)? What range do you put him on to make this a call. Using the range i posted above i figure i only have 17% equity. If we removed TT+ from that range, as suggested by Imthenewfish, we are dead in the water.

Bet/(Bet+Pot) gives us the equity we need, so 4.1/(4.1+7.05) = 27% or so.

As for the range we can take almost all pocket pairs out because of your reads, but his range is basically super wide pre flop. On the flop his continuing range is mainly 5x, 9x and all sorts of overcards and he sounds like the type who likes to slow play his big hands. Turn will often give him a pair or a flush draw, we have the Ks though which is a blocker to some of his overcard combo's.

River betting range is 98o+, 95s+, JT, QJ, KJ, and 11 combo's of backdoor flushes which we have 34% against, that's not including any spaz outs either.