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Originally Posted by griffey24
I also thought the JTo river bet was thin. I'd prob chk back there pretty often or maybe bet a bit smaller than you did. The board is very coordinated so it's def conceivable he's c/c something better than JT given how many two pairs/straights are possible.
Originally Posted by Renton
JTo river was pretty thin, i'd go smaller just to be on the safe side i think. Checking would be fine too.
Yeah it probably was a bit thin but I expect to have the best hand there a lot of the time. I expect to see a lot of 9x that's not gonna fold SB vs BB, but yeah, probably a bit thin.
Originally Posted by Renton
K7o is a very easy defend vs a 62 cent sb open. You could call almost any two there.
Yeah, he was stealing 38% from SB as well. I probably don't defend my blinds, especially my BB, as much as I should do. That will probably be my next topic to focus on.
Originally Posted by Renton
J2s is an open on the button vs tight players in the blnds
I'm not sure the SB is that tight and he had a 3b of 11% (small sample obv) so wasn't sure stealing w/ J2s was a good idea.
Originally Posted by Renton
88 i would call his 3bet co vs button.
I don't really like calling 3bets OOP w/ medium PP's. I remember speaking to you a little while back about calling 3bets w/ PP's and you said it was rare for you to call a 3bet OOP, you considered whether you could get paid if you hit (which I probably can't because I don't think his 3betting range for BU vs CO is very strong) and/or whether you could get to showdown a lot unimproved (which I don't know villain well enough to know whether he will double barrell bluff or whether he will one and done and give up) so I decided for safe option of folding.
Originally Posted by Renton
AKo is an easy 4bet there bvb, I'd only call it to mix it up if you had the suited version
Originally Posted by griffey24
AK bvb - definitely 4b/call off. As played on the river you were going to bet, but I'm glad you checked. Not much point in betting there.
Yeah, I am certainly 4bet/GII a lot of the time here, but I like to mix it up sometimes, especially in situations where villain's are gonna be 3betting too wide a lot of the time. I'll bear in mind to try and do this w/ suited version only in future.
Originally Posted by Renton
AdJd I nearly had a heart attack when you were hovering over the fold button on the river. I'd be pretty tempted to shove there but I don't mind a call. I may also have led the flop just to gets stacks in. You could get it in vs a dominated draw and you'll nearly always have 12 outs. It also puts the CO in a shit spot with a hand like JJ because he has to worry about other players left to act, he may just fold to you, and he'll definitely fold AK which would be a large win for you.
edit: I just looked at his range in the AdJd hand, you have way more equity than you need to call but shoving would certainly be too thin.
Originally Posted by griffey24
I actually said "oh my god" out loud when you hovered over fold on the AJdd river. Given his sizing he has a pocket a ton and I don't think he'll believe a small raise here. I would have made it like $15.
I think it was one of those boards that looked scary because it was double paired but when I thought about the hand and his range he has like no 4x and maybe 4 combos of Tx (ATs x2 and JTs x2, JTs is questionable as well) I couldn't out him on any other hands except JJ-QQ which were much more likely so ended up calling.
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