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Title: Raised pot Post by: rbolt2 on March 25, 2012, 04:59:56 AM .50/1 at dtd again, effective stacks 200bbs.
utg limp hero utg +1 raises to 4 with Ahrt Jh 4 callers including utg +1 Flop: Kh Js 7h checks to hero who bets 15, folds to small blind who raises to 38, utg folds, hero calls. turn: 7c Villain bets 40, hero calls river: 5s Villain checks, hero checks, On the flop I was tempted to shove, however given the stacks sizes it seemed a little large, not sure about the flop call and once villain checks the river I nearly shoved. Any comments? Title: Re: Three bet pot Post by: cambridgealex on March 25, 2012, 08:16:18 AM Doesn't sound like a 3b pot...
Open bigger, you 6xd it over a limper in yr TT hand, that's better. Consistent raise sizes are a good habit to get into, even if at this level it will go unnoticed for the most part. On the flop, I think it depends on villain. Do you think he'd cr Kx? If so, might he fold it to a raise? Do you think he's ever raise folding the flop? Will he be more scared by a big allin, or by a small click back (reraising to say 60)? As played, call turn, give up river for sure. Title: Re: Three bet pot Post by: muckthenuts on March 25, 2012, 09:27:53 AM Yeah definitely open bigger, and without any reads i would shove the flop. It seems fairly hard for him to have a very good hand so he's going to find a fold sometimes, and the times he doesn't we've got a ton of equity.
Flatting can be better with a read on villian if we know he probably isn't likely to fold flop after c/ring, and that he will be loose enough to pay us off if we get there on turn/river. Title: Re: Raised pot Post by: Killerkilsby on March 26, 2012, 12:11:38 PM As Alex says depends if you feel a min click back will look stronger to him than an all in.
A min click back allows a nice spot for a shove irrespective of turn. Of he peels your min click back with Kx and misses his 2 pair on turn he is likely to fold. Im happy to get it in on flop also. Depends if he plays a smaller FD this way. Title: Re: Raised pot Post by: PaintingByNumbers on March 26, 2012, 02:34:47 PM Once he Check/Raises the Flop we are not aiming to get any (reasonable) player to fold a better hand but to get value from the draws we dominate.
A shove seems too much to me. A min 3b looks to me like we are inducing the shove, but lots of players will just shove anyway, so I would probably take this option. 3b if he will shove lots of draws and flat otherwise. Of course, if you think he is the type of player to Ch/R to find out where he is, with a weak K, then a small 3b becomes even better. Why would you shove the river? Title: Re: Raised pot Post by: zerofive on March 26, 2012, 02:53:29 PM We have tonnes of equity versus his range, defo looking to get stacks in. £81/call it off on the flop.
What do we know about villain? Not taking the piss, but a lot of 50/1 fish/bad regs can show up here with anything from something like 55+ to QJ because they "know you don't have a king" and cba to face barrels, or "see any more cards" etc. The only thing it sucks for villain to show up with here is a bunch of sevens. As played your turn and river line is fine. Unsure why we would jam the river, though. Extinguish these weird thoughts before they become a part of your game. Take that from someone who spazzes out like twice a session. :) Title: Re: Raised pot Post by: SuuPRlim on March 26, 2012, 04:47:35 PM Of course, if you think he is the type of player to Ch/R to find out where he is, with a weak K, then a small 3b becomes even better. Yh this. I personally think you played the hand fine, wouldn't be at all surprised if you won the hand either. The river shove for value or as a bluff? I really don't think he'll fold any king (when hh and QT both brick) and not sure what else can call when we have the Jh Check seems good. NH WP |