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6max 85o bvb 6bb ES

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Whysoseriouz
Joined: 07.05.2011

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $150(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,100)
Hero ($945)
UTG ($1,460)
UTG+1 ($1,650)
CO ($2,740)
BTN ($1,105)

Dealt to Hero 8♦ 5♥

fold, fold, fold, fold, SB calls $75, Hero checks

FLOP ($300) 9♣ A♥ 2♦

SB checks, Hero checks

TURN ($300) 9♣ A♥ 2♦ 5♠

SB bets $300, Hero raises to $795 (AI), SB calls $495

RIVER ($1,890) 9♣ A♥ 2♦ 5♠ 7♣

SB: 42 hands 33/14 AF:2.0 Limp in Sb 100% in 2 hands/ steal in Sb 0% in 1 hand.

should i bet flop after his check? is turn shove really bad? i considered he was weak with limp pre, check flop.... and being so short. still not happy at all with my shove :)


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kevvu
Joined: 11.05.2008

Heyya,
I think u should bet a lot vs these kind limpers on these flops, cause they dont have often ace and it is dry board (So no draws to call with). Turn shove vs pot bet with pretty much no fold equity is quite bad. Bet flop and give up on turn is the best.
kevvu


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maythany
Joined: 18.10.2011

I believe pushing pre-flop is the best move here. SB appears to be playing pretty fishy so we must assume he is completing with a extremely wide range in the SB. If he only calls the top 30% of his limping range, the push is +EV.

In addition, 85o is horrible post flop and you'll rarely be best when you do connect so an aggressive move pre-flop against a not so skilled player is the best course of action here.


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kevvu
Joined: 11.05.2008

Shove pre is possible, but with so small stack i believe we have less fold- equity+ our hand is really bad. He might call us way too wide for that.


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maythany
Joined: 18.10.2011

Yeah I agree.


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