KK line check NL5

$0.02/$0.05 Ante $0.01 No Limit Holdem
5 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($5.44)
Hero ($5)
BTN ($5.83)
SB ($5.72)
BB ($6.72)

Pre-Flop: ($0.12, 5 players) Hero is CO :kd: :kc:
1 fold, Hero raises to $0.22, BTN calls $0.22, SB calls $0.20, 1 fold

Flop: :td: :8d: :7d: ($0.76, 3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $0.65, BTN folds, SB calls $0.65

Turn: :qh: ($2.06, 2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $1.40, SB goes all-in $4.84, Hero?

villans 27/27 over 20 hands

Is b/f turn standard here? Anyone check behind or b/c

Download PokerStove. Put villain on a range and figure your equity. Oh, and where are you playing that has a 1/5 ante at 5nl?

You're calling $2.70 into $7.56 pot

you need 25% equity to call.

Unless you've got reads that villain never raises, it's an easy call. Even then you've got at least 20% vs any hand w/o the Ad so its not a horrible mistake calling either

Theres enough AdX QdX JdX hands alone that he could be doing this with to give you 25% imo

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Originally Posted by StarGrinder

Download PokerStove. Put villain on a range and figure your equity. Oh, and where are you playing that has a 1/5 ante at 5nl?

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probably full tilt

Yup def call. So much dead money in there.

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Let's think about ranges.

The button's call allows the SB to expand his calling range to include tons of suited connectors, broadways, Axs, pps, suited 1 gappers etc. As well as I assume some bigger Ax hands.

Flop range: He's calling with made flushes, Ax with a diamond (ie. AdJx AdQx etc.) he may call some % of the time with sets and hopes to stack off on any non diamond turn even though this is pretty suboptimal.

I am pretty sure he'd be raising a hand like Ax9d on this flop as well as AdTx. He's also almost certainly raising J9, two pair (though sometimes this hand falls into the same weird logic of sets above.)

Range for c/r this turn: I honestly don't see why he would ever jam a flush here after calling the flop since if the river bricks there is a fair chance you might fire a 3rd barrel when he checks. I'd say his most likely holdings are still pair + Ad hands especially something like AdQx which is conceivable since a lot of people at micros are not squeezing this hand in the SB even though that's probably a better play some % of the time. Personally, I'd expect to be ahead between 50-55% of the time already if not more and if you are behind sets or stupidly played 2Pr then you have diamond and K outs.

You're calling 2.70ish to win about 8 so I couldn't see ever folding this.

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Originally Posted by Donachello

Let's think about ranges.

The button's call allows the SB to expand his calling range to include tons of suited connectors, broadways, Axs, pps, suited 1 gappers etc. As well as I assume some bigger Ax hands.

Flop range: He's calling with made flushes, Ax with a diamond (ie. AdJx AdQx etc.) he may call some % of the time with sets and hopes to stack off on any non diamond turn even though this is pretty suboptimal.

I am pretty sure he'd be raising a hand like Ax9d on this flop as well as AxTd. He's also almost certainly raising J9, two pair (though sometimes this hand falls into the same weird logic of sets above.)

Range for c/r this turn: I honestly don't see why he would ever jam a flush here after calling the flop since if the turn bricks there is a fair chance you might fire a 3rd barrel when he checks. I'd say his most likely holdings are still pair + Ad hands especially something like AdQx which is conceivable since a lot of people at micros are not squeezing this hand in the SB even though that's probably a better play some % of the time. Personally, I'd expect to be ahead between 50-55% of the time already if not more and if you are behind sets or stupidly played 2Pr then you have diamond and K outs.

You're calling 2.70ish to win about 8 so I couldn't see ever folding this.

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nice post DC