Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $100(BB) Replayer
($1,035)
Hero ($1,965)
Dealt to Hero 4♠ A♦
Hero raises to $200, calls $100
FLOP ($400) A♥ 2♥ 4♥
checks, Hero bets $200, folds
Hero shows 4♠ A♦
Hero wins $400
What to do if Villain shoves over cbet?
Hello,
If he shoves you snapcall so hard you actually worry about breaking your mouse.
Also, shove pre at this stack depth especially if he likes to flat your minraises this shallow - shoving A4 pre is always going to be profitable here but it doesn't really play well postflop.
10bb and shorter I'm shoving or folding my entire range for the most part.
wasy what do you think about having a limping range too at around 10-11bb?
I think that's only a good idea with hands you are willing to shove or call a shove against Villains who have a high raising/shoving frequency.
Originally posted by bigdwong
wasy what do you think about having a limping range too at around 10-11bb?
Not bad but rarely should you do it with A4o, unless you really think he's that aggro vs limps.
Originally posted by bigdwong
wasy what do you think about having a limping range too at around 10-11bb?
If I have any sort of limping range at that stack depth it'll be with hands that flop reasonably well and have potential to make some top pair type hands. ie Q9, J8 etc. I don't really have a defined limping range here, its based way more on gameflow than anything. If I think he doesn't shove wide over limps, I'm fine limping those type of hands as mentioned above, if he is aggro vs those limps I'll just shove them pre. If I think he doesn't call shoves as wide as nash, doesnt really shove super wide over minraises at this stack depth, but attacks limps, then limping premiums here is going to be the most optimal play.
Sticking to just a shove/fold nash range vs everyone at this stack depth is going to be unexploitable, but not optimal.
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