Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
I have super lagg image, though i haven't shown down complete crap yet. It is clear though that i am threebetting light and bluffing though. I'm probably running 24/20. Opp is running 22/18 and is typical tagg, but willing to play back and is calling my threebets light. I doubt he's very good, this is 1/2nl on Stars, we both have a 400 stack.
I have AJs in the SB, opp raises on the BU to 8, I threebet to 26 (this seems bad but lets just ignore this for now). He quickly calls. HU.
Flop comes 933 two hearts. I bet out 36 into about a 50 he raises to 78. What's your move and how do you play the rest of the hand if necessary? Yes, fold is an option. Another questions is how does this change if we have.
1. 44
2. A3
3. 98s
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Re: Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
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Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
Flop comes 933 two hearts. I bet out 36 into about a 50 he raises to 78.
This might be odd, but the only thing that worries me about this hand is his SMALLLL raise.
I feel like I do this a fair bit with very strong overpairs to give hero the impression of fold equity, and induce a shove over my raise. I could just be levelling here though... and thinking too much about what I would do.
But villain could also be raising small in position to check through the turn, as a way of pot control/free card. Because of this I think I like the line of call and lead turn with all the hands. I don't get why ppl would take a diff line between 44->89. They are essentially the same hand. Do we think if he has 55-88 he's gonna go crazy felting here 200bb's deep?
In any case, it seems odd that villain has a very strong here as played. I think 200bb's deep villain would/should actually 4-bet any/most strong hands here PF (does 200nl make this any diff? hmm not sure)
Re: Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
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Originally Posted by griffey24
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Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
Flop comes 933 two hearts. I bet out 36 into about a 50 he raises to 78.
This might be odd, but the only thing that worries me about this hand is his SMALLLL raise.
:snooty: Guys when someone is repping a very thin range that means their bluffing frequency is through the roof.
Re: Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
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:snooty: Guys when someone is repping a very thin range that means their bluffing frequency is through the roof.
Am I still at $200nl because I cannot understand what this means at all?
Anyway, as played I would
Fold 44
call with 89
call with A3
depending on turn I would c/fold 89 and lead A3 as most likely we beating his range here a lot.
btw, is this a HU hand or 6-max? 3-bet pre fine HU but 6-max I might just call.
Re: Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
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Originally Posted by silu73
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:snooty: Guys when someone is repping a very thin range that means their bluffing frequency is through the roof.
Am I still at $200nl because I cannot understand what this means at all?
it means that there arent many big hands he can have here. so his range is going to be more weighted towards a bluff.
Re: Interesting scenario, threebet pot 200bb deep
This deserves more love imo:
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Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
Guys when someone is repping a very thin range that means their bluffing frequency is through the roof.
Problems arise when their bluffing range includes a decent amount of hands that are better than ours, though. In this spot we're behind flushdraws, behind some A highs, behind small pairs that are turning into bluffs, etc.
I don't really get your river lead (assuming you didn't improve). I don't really see him folding many made hands after checking the turn behind. Care to enlighten me?:)