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On the first hand can you elaborate on us not needing to be good to often? Like do you mean a lot of his ranges we beat? Besides flush obv. What could he have here?He ends up showing QJs for a straight flush which was disgusting . I almost folded the river because when I raised and he re raised me I figured only better would do that and river completed that. Now that I’m thinking about it he could have held QJo or QJs no spades for a lot more combos which he would’ve played the same I presume?Pre flop I don’t think he’s calling 77-22 , the check on the flop and call on the turn seems like a weaker hand than Ax that discounts a possible AJs or maybe he’s not sure if he’s out kicked?TT-99 would expect a re-raise on the turn card creating drawsand any pocket pair below would fold to the turn bet.So he’s holding like KQs,KJs,KTs,QJ,QTs,JJ,JTs,? He could hold JJ and didn’t want to raise me preflop and is afraid of the Ace.What else could he have been holding is this his entire range on the turn?
BU Preflop Range after my 3-bet call: JJ-99,AQs-ATs,KTs+,QTs+,J9s+,QJ
BU range after check on flop: JJ-99,AJs,ATs,KTs+,QTs+,J9s+,QJ
- AQ wouldve bet flop?
BU range after Turn Call: JJ,AJs,KTs+QTs,J9s+.QJ
he would probrably raise AT,TT,99, because of straight and flush draw possibilities. discount:88-22,
whats his all in range on the river, hands I beat versus hands I lose too?
I put this info into Equilab and got an equity of 84%.
If he has 15% equity versus my hand that means
84:15= 5.6:1 or roughly 6:1 . so I need to be right 1 out of 7 times to be profitable?
Edit* 1 out of 6 times not 7 im still learning how to convert everything
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