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We are OTT or OTR, facing a bet, we estimated the following things:
1. Villains range = strong 2. Our hand is a Bluff catcher. Action? |
Fold
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We are the PF 3bettor.
We flop a small overpair on a 236tt with 77, what do we know about this situation? And what is the best course of action when we get raised? |
1.Boardtexture doesn't hit us or them hard.
2.Boardtexture induces people to fast play strong hands. 3.Boardtexture doesn't allow no equity bluffs 4.People either have slowplays or strong draws most of the time. Which means against such a range a small overpair only has 30% equity, thus we need to fold. |
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CO vs BTN, we are BTN 3bet AKo get called by a reg in the CO.
Flop comes JJ2r x/x Turn is a T, turn x/x River is a 6, reg checks to us, Can we value bet AK high here? And why or why not? |
No we can't, most of his range is showdown value, and we aren't guaranteed calls
with worse A highs but he has a lot of pocket pairs in his range that will call 100% of the time. He has the stronger range in this spot, thus we can't value bet the top of our x down range here. |
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We are in the BB with AKo, good reg opens BTN, we 3bet, he calls.
Flop comes J44r, we CB he calls Turn is a K putting a FD out there, we CB he calls, River is a 9 off suit, check/fold check/call check/raise bet/fold bet/call And why? |
1. Villain's range, Jx and Kx, JJ and KJ
2. Equity vs range 72% 3. Value bet 4. Bet/fold Because, villain is likely to check behind a lot of hands that will call a bet, and will never shove worse or bluff shove river. |
