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Villain = 24/18 kinda spewy
b/f, c/f, c/c, b/c ???
Poker Room skin
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $2/$4
5 players
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Stack sizes:
UTG: $440.00
CO: $394.00
Button: $237.15
Hero: $546.50
BB: $492.65
Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is SB with K :club: 6 :club:
UTG raises to $15, CO folds, Button calls, Hero raises to $60, BB folds, UTG calls, Button folds.
Flop: T :heart: Q :diamond: K :heart: ($139, 2 players)
Hero
Start by checking
bet-fold imo
from what I can tell you're not overly laggy and you're repping lots of strength here
he should know you're calling a shove with a good top pair since the board is so draw-heavy (snap calling AK obv...) so it's unlikely he'll be bluffraising here
Against UTG raiser this 3bet seems likely to be -EV to me.
obv if he has 10/10+ hes never folding and your equity sucks. Similarly AK, KQ, and AJ, KJ, are never folding and your equity sucks.
Basically 95% of his "standard" calling range his this flop in a way that is never folding so you need to be convinced that hes calling light with suited connectors (and even QJs and J10s prob aren't folding) or small pairs at least 40% of the time or so for a bet/fold to be profitable.
Honestly I'd c/f.
Against UTG raiser this 3bet seems likely to be -EV to me.
obv if he has 10/10+ hes never folding and your equity sucks. Similarly AK, KQ, and AJ, KJ, are never folding and your equity sucks.
Basically 95% of his "standard" calling range his this flop in a way that is never folding so you need to be convinced that hes calling light with suited connectors (and even QJs and J10s prob aren't folding) or small pairs at least 40% of the time or so for a bet/fold to be profitable.
Honestly I'd c/f.
He's not 3-betting for value though, he just wants to take the pot down preflop. And I think you're giving villain too light of a calling range for preflop without history between the two.Quote:
Originally Posted by tarath
But I do agree about c/f. I'd hate this flop if I had AA.