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Obvious snap-call?

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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Poker Stars $1.00+$0.10 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t20/t40 Blinds + t5 - 9 players - View hand 3033410
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CO: t4060 M = 38.67
BTN: t2657 M = 25.30
SB: t2906 M = 27.68
BB: t3303 M = 31.46
UTG: t1661 M = 15.82
Hero (UTG+1): t3120 M = 29.71
UTG+2: t3017 M = 28.73
MP1: t2763 M = 26.31
MP2: t4295 M = 40.90

Pre Flop: (t105) Hero is UTG+1 with T :heart: J :heart:
UTG calls t40, Hero calls t40, UTG+2 calls t40, 1 fold, MP2 calls t40, 1 fold, BTN calls t40, 1 fold, BB checks

Flop: (t305) J :club: 3 :heart: T :spade: (6 players)
BB checks, UTG checks, Hero bets t153, UTG+2 folds, MP2 raises to t600, BTN folds, BB folds, UTG folds, Hero calls t447

Turn: (t1505) 4 :diamond: (2 players)
Hero checks, MP2 bets t3650 all in, Hero folds

Final Pot: t1505
MP2 wins t1505


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Rihard4a
Joined: 08.09.2010

Raise preflop to t140-t160.

Bet bigger on the flop. I think fold on the turn is fine if you think the opponent isn't capable overplaying Jx or OESD.


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Mayb3n0T
Joined: 03.01.2017

I would probably call here without more information. Even against a strong raise vs mutiple players you have a good hand on a board that have few draws and what he is saying with this raise is that he wants to put all his cheaps on the pot so the best option here is to call to give a chance to bluff on the turn if its that the case. Even assuming that he calls only with 10% of the range your equity against this range is around 75%.

Cumps ;)


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Rihard4a
Joined: 08.09.2010

Originally posted by Mayb3n0T
I would probably call here without more information. Even against a strong raise vs mutiple players you have a good hand on a board that have few draws and what he is saying with this raise is that he wants to put all his cheaps on the pot so the best option here is to call to give a chance to bluff on the turn if its that the case. Even assuming that he calls only with 10% of the range your equity against this range is around 75%.

Cumps ;)

Clearly has no idea how ranges work.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

He has indeed to often sets in his range, but depends also a lot against the player we are dealing with. Off course in a $1,10 it’s likely he’s overplaying hands.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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