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11$; 10man; bb100; ATo BvB ves reg

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wiarygodny
Joined: 16.07.2009
Oldschool Grinder

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $100(BB) Replayer
SB ($2,740)
Hero ($2,250)
UTG ($1,830)
UTG+1 ($2,150)
UTG+2 ($1,480)
MP1 ($1,200)
MP2 ($3,620)
CO ($1,910)
BTN ($2,820)

Dealt to Hero T♣ A♠

fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, SB raises to $200, Hero calls $100

FLOP ($400) J♦ Q♦ 4♠

SB checks, Hero bets $220, SB calls $220

TURN ($840) J♦ Q♦ 4♠ T♦

SB checks, Hero bets $440, SB raises to $2,320 (AI), Hero folds

SB wins $1,720

decent reg 14/11/1.3/237, SB steal 71%(7), no history

should i rather check back turn and evaluate, probably calling a not too big river bet unless it is a :diamond:?

anything else you would change in this hand? i guess shipping it pre can't be -EV and it would save me some difficult decisions post so i guess i should have simply done that.


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masfe
Joined: 27.01.2007
PokerStrategist

I prefer a shove pre-flop with 22bbs

I think both flop and turn are fine, turn seems like a good bluffing card, so i usually keep bareling.


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010
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Well, him opening so loose min raising means that he needs you to fold ~ 50% of the time to make it insta profitable. I assume you would never defend here 50% of the time, which is a mistake. Don't let the guy exploit you.

You can shove pre, you can flat. If he's aggro post- I prefer shoving. You can also sometimes small 3bet/fold here worse Ax, like A2o or K3o. Blocker hands in general. He can't do much. His range is so wide anyway, that he would fold a huge load of hands.

So postflop- once he checks that board, I assume he's either c/f or c/c one street, maybe 2 with his Jx, weak Qx and then folding to a river shove. So I wouldn't mind go for bet/bet/bet to be honest.

His turn is strange, not expected, but I would give him credit and fold.


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