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NL10 Bu KJo vs mp1 limper on FlushDraw board

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cookyik
Joined: 25.10.2013

Carbon Poker NL10 6max

Merge, $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 5 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite.

Hero (BTN): $9.85 (98.5 bb) (VPIP20/PFR13/3bet3/AF2.8 - 6.3K hands)
SB: $4.62 (46.2 bb)
BB: $11.23 (112.3 bb)
MP: $13.14 (131.4 bb) (VPIP25/PFR12/3bet2/AF2.3/fold flop cbet 40 - 140hands)
CO: $10 (100 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with K J
MP calls $0.10, CO folds, Hero raises to $0.40, 2 folds, MP calls $0.30

Flop: ($0.95) J 6 3 (2 players)
MP checks, Hero bets $0.63, MP calls $0.63

Turn: ($2.21) Q (2 players)
MP checks, Hero bets $1.47, MP calls $1.47

River: ($5.15) 6 (2 players)
MP bets $5.15, Hero folds

Results:

Spoiler

$5.15 pot ($0.28 rake)
Final Board: J 6 3 Q 6
Hero mucked K J and lost (-$2.50 net)
MP mucked and won $4.87 ($2.37 net)

Pre-Flop: i had 56.14% equity vs his range (vpip25/pfr12)

Flop: i narrow down his range to 66, QJo,JTo, and some flush drawing hand.
Now I have 66.16% vs his range. I cbet 2/3 of the pot, which is kind of my standard cbet amount. (2/3 bet gave him 2.5:1, or ~30%)

Turn: I dont think he have a Queen and I put him on a flush draw, so I second barrel/value bet/protect my hand.
Again 2/3 of the pot gave him 2.5:1, he need to win about 30% to make the call profitable.
In my equilab, I am 61%vs his 39%. it seems like i am giving him enough odds to call.
But if he really had a flush draw, isn't he should only have around 8x2=16% making his flush?
Then the odds is not enough for him to make his call profitable.
Here I am confused if I am giving him enough odds to call.
Should I look at equilab(39%) or the odds for flush draw(16%)???

River: the third club hits the river. He made a pot size donk bet.
I am pretty sure he has a flush, so I just fold.


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Hello,

Well, he has 39% in the equilab because you have given him a range which includes 66, JTo, QJo and you didn't give him any FDs.
Overall, with betting like this on turn you are not giving him good odds to chase his draw.

The hand is played good overall. I would also bet twice here and once he pots it on river I'd say it's a pretty easy fold.

Best,
Plamen


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cookyik
Joined: 25.10.2013

Hello Plamen,

Thanks for the evaluation :)

I actually did include drawing hand in the equilab to get 39%
The range I gave him on flop&turn is:
Pair+
QJo JTo 66 J9s J8s
draw (suit selection: :club: only)
T9s-T8s, Q9s-Q8s, K9s-K6s, A2s, A8s-A4s

This is the part i got confused, should I consult equilab, where he gets proper odds to call, or assume that he has flush draw, where he doesnt get proper odds.

Thanks!

-cookyik


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Well, again, this is his whole range which has made hands like QJo that beat us, which will influence the numbers.

If you leave him only his flush draws you will see exactly how much equity does he have on the turn, and you will see that he can not make a profitable call there when you bet 2/3 pot.


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cookyik
Joined: 25.10.2013

Oh yea, your are right!
I understand it now!

Thanks a lot Plamen! :tongue:


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