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as i said, most of these hands are trivial. i don't play heaps of volume and i basically just marked any spot for review where i was value-betting. i'll leave results in because they're often humorous.
villain here is 45/6/6 over 37ish hands. no notes because i'm not bothering to take notes except for really important stuff until i'm playing a bit higher.
the CO is a fish
Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.02 BB (6 handed) - Full Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
MP ($4.55)
CO ($2)
Button ($2.10)
SB ($2.03)
Hero (BB) ($3.38)
UTG ($2)
Preflop: Hero is BB with Q, A
1 fold, MP calls $0.02, CO calls $0.02, Button calls $0.02, 1 fold, Hero bets $0.18, 1 fold, CO calls $0.16, Button calls $0.16
BU range:
22-JJ,A2s+,A9o+,K2s+,KTo+,Q7s+,Q9o+,J7s+,J9o+,T6s+,T8 o+,96s+,97o+,85s+,86o+.75s+,76o,64s+,65o,53s+,54o, 43s,43o
in reality he doesn't have a set range that he calls with here. he's a recreational fish and he'll do whatever he feels like doing with whatever cards he happens to get dealt in this given situation. the above is just an attempt to quantify "heaps of suited shit and connectable shit that he wants to see a flop with" into some kind of concrete range i can work with.
i suspect the CO's range would be similar
Flop: ($0.57) 3, 10, Q (3 players)
STACKS (because this important info often slips under my radar in play)
Hero: $3.2
CO: $1.82 (SPR vs hero = slightly > 3)
BU: $1.92 (SPR vs hero = slightly bigger than above)
Hero bets $0.40, 1 fold, Button calls $0.40
the SPR here is unfortunately >3 meaning i cant get it in over 2 streets without overbetting the pot, or having both villains call flop. my hand is easily strong enough to play for the rest of our effective stacks so i need to decide at this point in the hand the best way to do that. given he is a fish and knows nothing about commitment or betsizing i don't mind just betting ~3/4P on flop and turn even though that leaves tiny effective stacks going onto the river. because he probably wont change his calling frequencies and will never fold to 1/7P the times we get to the river. actually, given that his frequencies wont change vs sizing <P, and there are flush draws in his range, i probably should have just potted flop and turn to get the most of the FD's in his range before they brick the river and won't put any more $ in. anyway, ranges:
continuing range:
33-JJ,A2hh,A3s,A2dd,A4-9hh,A4-9dd,AT,AJhh,AJdd,AQ,AKhh,AKdd,K2hh,K2dd,K3s,K4-9hh,K4-9dd,KT,KJhh,KJdd,KQ,Q7-Q8s,Q9+,J7hh,J7dd,J8s,J9+,T6s-T7s,T8+,96-98hh,96-98dd,85-87hh,85-87dd,75dd+,75hh+,64dd+,64hh+,53s,54hh,54dd,43
villain will probably minraise me with anything two pair+ here so i probably actually dominate his real calling range even more than the above range.
honestly i cant be fucked counting the combinations in there because his range is so large and the benefit of counting it relatively small. basically, any pair, any 4+ out draw or backdoor flush draw i expect to continue. i also cant be fucked typing or clicking that all into stove, but given there are <20 combinations in there that are equity favourite vs me, and many which i crush, i'd expect to have at least 70% equity and so i am clearly rolling in value. might just look at my equity versus some different parts of his range (without weighting them) for a bit of perspective.
- vs sets i have 3-4% equity
- vs two pairs i have 16-31% equity depending how easily he gets counterfeited
- vs flush draws i have 62-56%
- vs worse top pairs i have 84-87% equity
- vs pairs <top pair i have 80%
- vs OESD's i have 66%
- vs gutters i have 80%
- vs BDFD's i have 91%
the vast majority of the hand combinations in his range will fall below "two pairs" so i clearly have his range crushed
Turn: ($1.37) 7 (2 players)
SPR = 1.14
so i cant get all the money in here without overbetting or getting raised, but i already knew that would be the case. i decide to just bet enough to make the river pretty trivial for both of us. i expect him to just stick the rest in a lot of the time with anything he wants to continue with that is already "made" (ie pairs). betting more would have been better again because of the presence of FD's.
Hero bets $1.05, Button raises to $1.52 (All-In), Hero calls $0.47
River: ($4.41) 9 (2 players, 1 all-in)
Total pot: $4.41 | Rake: $0.29
Results:
Button had 5, Q (one pair, Queens).
Hero had Q, A (one pair, Queens).
Outcome: Hero won $4.12
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