Hi,
I have noticed recently that when playing SSS on NL20 my raises from MP2, MP3, LP1 and BU are increasingly being cold called by one of the blinds (invariably a big stack). They will then donk bet about pot on the flop frequently meaning I have to fold with possibly the best hand.
I am sure that this is simply an explitation of SSS and am looking for ways to counter this. Has anybody else found a way around this or got some idea of what my calling range should be?
Obv I shove with an overpair or if I have hit but with A :heart:Q
on a K :spade:8 :club:10
flop I would normally fold to this type of bet even though I may be ahead.
I have called a few times with "just" an A high and been way ahead, and a few times with TPTK and been behind. I also called once with JJ on a 998 flop to find Villan had 44, the 4 on the river was immaterial as I was just happy I made the right call.
I have over 18k hands at NL20 SSS with +2.59BB/100 so am possibly becomming very readable here. I plan to move up to NL30 and NL50 in a week or so and would like to have a better idea of how to react if this pattern continues at those limits.
Cheers for any help on this one and sorry if the post is a bit long.