Spazzy turn jam - station it off?

Originally Posted by griffey24

I'm probably not 3betting KQ vs an MP open in the first place.

If I am 3betting, it's not to make some big fold when I flop the relative nuts (TPGK) for this particular hand.

I recently did a bunch of work on balancing my default preflop ranges, and KQo was top of my folding range (I flat KQs here) so I chose it as a 3bet bluffing hand because it blocks a lot of a continuing range. Would you say it's good enough to flat here and I should 3b bluff something else?

10-20-2013 10:52 PM #1
griffey24 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2006 Posts 6,388 Location Toronto'ish	I'm probably not 3betting KQ vs an MP open in the first place. If I am 3betting, it's not to make some big fold when I flop the relative nuts (TPGK) for this particular hand.
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10-21-2013 12:44 AM #2
BorisTheSpider View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Mar 2012 Posts 860 Location UK	Originally Posted by griffey24 I'm probably not 3betting KQ vs an MP open in the first place. If I am 3betting, it's not to make some big fold when I flop the relative nuts (TPGK) for this particular hand. I recently did a bunch of work on balancing my default preflop ranges, and KQo was top of my folding range (I flat KQs here) so I chose it as a 3bet bluffing hand because it blocks a lot of a continuing range. Would you say it's good enough to flat here and I should 3b bluff something else?

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Spazzy turn jam - station it off?

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