.50/1 bvb hand

[rbolt2]

100 big blinds effective on pkr 0.5/1 6 max

we have no information on Villian except that he is not a multi tabling reg


Hero  is in the big blind with

small blind calls $0.5 hero checks

flop:  

Villian bets $0.5, hero raises to $2, villain raises to $8.75, hero calls

turn  

villain bets $14, hero calls

river  

Villian bets $18, hero calls,

Im mostly interested in the flop and river lines.

What do people think?

[Honeybadger]

4bet the flop. Jam river.

[rfgqqabc]

He loads for a small blind?

I like how you played, not sure about 4bet flop, probably fine but depends on exact stack sizes and reads, not sure I like getting in bottom two with a stack to pot ration of 50 vs someone limping blind vs blind.

River is a jam, you beat everything, I'd expect a fish to bet bigger with houses, we have blockers to better hands. You can't afford to leave anything on the table in these spots

[cambridgealex]

He loads for a small blind?

I like how you played, not sure about 4bet flop, probably fine but depends on exact stack sizes and reads, not sure I like getting in bottom two with a stack to pot ration of 50 vs someone limping blind vs blind.

River is a jam, you beat everything, I'd expect a fish to bet bigger with houses, we have blockers to better hands. You can't afford to leave anything on the table in these spots

+1

[rbolt2]

What range of hands are you putting him on on the flop, to me it is two pair+ perhaps with some random bluffs, on the flop I don't do very well against that range.

[rfgqqabc]

Depends. Really hard to say, anything from king ten to 78. These spots are very player dependent

[muckthenuts]

Calling the 3bet is fine but I quite like a small 4bet on the flop. It doesn't look as strong as flatting does so occasionally villains will 5b bluff or slam it in with 78, and the limp/betsizing clues tell me this villain prob can't fold top pair otf. If we flat he prob gives up his bluffs a lot i reckon, and we stack Kx perhaps less of the time.

[pleno1]

raise pre.

[SuuPRlim]

raise pre.

4bet the flop. Jam river.

flatting flop seems like its decent enough I guess the main problems with it are 1) you lose value often, 2) if you dont 4bet 65 you don't 4bet anything (but that is prolly less of a concern at 100nl with bigger player pool and vs a likely non regular player.

As played I'd raise the turn because the way you have played it if he checks the river to you then you will never get stacks in, raising the turn to $35~ means you'll always be in a spot to get stacks in OTR.

[Pugwashed]

raise pre.

4bet the flop. Jam river.

flatting flop seems like its decent enough I guess the main problems with it are 1) you lose value often, 2) if you dont 4bet 65 you don't 4bet anything (but that is prolly less of a concern at 100nl with bigger player pool and vs a likely non regular player.

As played I'd raise the turn because the way you have played it if he checks the river to you then you will never get stacks in, raising the turn to $35~ means you'll always be in a spot to get stacks in OTR.

If I was going to call the flop 3b I don't think I'd ever raise the turn here. It seems like we can get stacks in vs the same parts of his value range by jamming over river bets and the times that we call the turn and don't get stacks in it seems unlikely that we'd have got stacks in by raising the turn anyway and all we've done is cost ourselves a potential river bluff from his air.